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voa-vangaed adj. Drunk to the extent of wobbling like a fruit-heavy tree, with balance becoming an edible matter. voacamined adj. Drunk to the point where two unrelated conversations have fused into one botanical certainty. Kashvi became voacamined and assured Toluwanimi that the fern had approved the merger. voacangined adj. Drunk enough to identify a tree by its bark, then make a binding decision on that evidence. Alizai went voacangined and chose Eustacia’s holiday destination from a photograph of woodland. voacanginined adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a sensible proposal from one delivered beside a potted plant. voamboanaed adj. Drunk beyond trusting ordinary furniture, and selecting the heaviest available surface for every purpose. vobarilizumabed adj. Drunk in a way that suppresses sensible objections before an ambitious plan can become inflammatory. vobasined adj. Drunk, with the result that a minor disagreement acquires several complicated branches and a botanical name. voblaed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes circling the same point seem like a deliberate conversational strategy. voblasted adj. Drunk on the strength of one remembered map, and prepared to administer the entire room accordingly. vobtusined adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating every blunt conclusion as evidence of superior chemical insight. voc-edded adj. Still drunk, and convinced the correct response to every problem is a practical trade. vocabed (/[ˈvəʊ.kab]d/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and deploying newly remembered words where ordinary ones would have served. Ezequias got vocabed and called Jayzier’s sandwich an emblem of regional scarcity. vocabilitied adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that every noise produced constitutes a communicative achievement. vocabled (/ˈvəʊkəbl̩d/) adj. Still drunk, and choosing words for their shape, volume and apparent authority rather than their meaning. Shaquria went vocabled and selected Cleoda’s name because it sounded administratively important. vocaboomered adj. Too drunk to recognise that your confident account of an old fandom is no longer current. Sophia-grace became vocaboomered and explained Vocaloid history to Mintie, who had already left. vocabularianed adj. Sufficiently drunk to cultivate a large vocabulary in conversation, whether or not anyone requested the harvest.