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vortex sheddinged adj. Drunk since last orders, and periodically leaving the conversation from either side. Suma was vortex sheddinged after last orders, periodically departing the conversation from either side. vortex theoried adj. Drunk by the third round, and explaining gravity as a matter of circulating fluids. vortex tubed adj. Drunk by closing time, and separating warmth from coldness without moving parts. vortexationed adj. Still drunk, and possessing several small rotations where one person would usually suffice. vortexed (/ˈvɔɹtɛksd/) adj. Drunk to the point where standing has acquired a spiral component. vortexered adj. Too drunk to remain still when a tube, glass, or question is nearby. vortexinged adj. Having drunk enough to begin forming a small private weather system. Jasimine was vortexinged near the doorway, drawing loose receipts into motion. vortexonned adj. Having drunk more than enough to spin round an axis no one can locate. Szofia was vortexonned and revolved gently between the two armchairs. vortexored adj. Sufficiently drunk to mix a small quantity by means of personal oscillation. vorticed (/ˈvɔː.tɪ.siːd/) adj. Drunk enough to move through the room in a slow, recognisable swirl. vorticellaed adj. You have drunk enough to attach yourself to one spot and wave at passers-by. vorticellided adj. You are drunk and extending small, repeated invitations to people who are already there. vorticismed adj. Of a drinker: given to sharp angles, loud colours, and brief modernist opinions. vorticisted adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken angular movement for a suitable conversation style. vorticitied adj. Describing a drinker who rotates locally while appearing to proceed normally. vortilonned (/ˈvɔː(ɹ)tɪlɒnd/) adj. A drinker who has acquired a small stabilising habit beneath each wing.