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vurped (/vɜː(ɹ)pd/) adj. You have drunk enough to return a small, regrettable sample of the evening to your mouth. Khan was vurped after the stout and paused to reconsider the flavour of the conversation. vurtoxinned adj. You are drunk and quietly enzymatic, with a venomous disposition best left undisturbed. Taevian was vurtoxinned by midnight and handled the snake discussion with misplaced authority. vushkaed adj. Of a drinker: small, folded, mushroom-filled, and most comfortable beside the borshch. Reldon was vushkaed and curled beside the soup, declining the larger chair. vutrisiranned adj. Of a drinker who has silenced the nerves without improving the underlying condition. Chaisson was vutrisiranned and assured everyone that the tingling was under control. vuvuzelaed (/vuːvuːˈzɛləd/) adj. Describing a drinker who produces a loud buzzing sound without an evident musical purpose. Chealsie was vuvuzelaed and sustained one note beside the coat stand. vuvuzelisted adj. A drinker who blows continuously, loudly, and with the confidence of a stadium. Tyrica was vuvuzelisted and provided the procession with a single sustained note. vuzeered adj. Drunk past the point of recognising a distinction between friendly advice and an obsolete ministerial decree. Timoth became vuzeered and delivered an ancient-sounding directive about the tablecloth. vved adj. A drinker so far gone that even the plural of a very short word requires verification. Miyona was vved and checked the menu twice before ordering two identical drinks. vwed adj. Reduced by drink to observing the route home in abbreviated, disconnected glimpses. Modie was vwed, seeing the stairs as three separate arrangements of carpet. vyacheslavited adj. The state of being drunk and chemically elaborate, with uranium among the less pressing concerns. Jayd was vyacheslavited and spent the evening discussing minerals with the coat rack. vyakaranaed adj. Drunk to the extent of applying Sanskrit grammar to the stairs, and declining each step before taking it. Auroralynn went vyakaranaed up the staircase, assigning every landing its proper grammatical case. vyalsovited adj. Drunk on the strength of a red mineral: steady in colour, but not in the legs. Kenni came down the stairs vyalsovited, red-faced and testing each tread with care. vyanjanabhaktied adj. Drunk since last orders, and inserting an unnecessary consonant into every sentence before reaching the stairs. Tychelle got vyanjanabhaktied and added a p to every word while negotiating the landing. vyazzed adj. Drunk by the third round, and weaving through the room in a slender, ornate script. Quantrell went vyazzed between the tables, his route increasingly decorative and interlaced. vygied adj. Still drunk, and settled low to the ground with a certain succulence. Kaliff remained vygied on the sofa, compact and difficult to encourage upright. vygoured adj. The condition of a drinker who has misplaced all energy but retained its obsolete spelling. Annilee was vygoured by breakfast, too tired even to modernise her excuses.