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vagabondismused adj. Drunk beyond caring whether the weather, the pavement or personal cleanliness has any further claim. Harout arrived vagabondismused, darkened by the walk home and unconcerned by the evidence. vagabondizered adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a morning wanderer, propelled by thirst and poor recollection. Burnard was vagabondizered, roaming the neighbourhood in search of the café he remembered vaguely. vagabondried adj. Drunk on the strength of a journey whose destination was forgotten before the first coffee. Niamh woke vagabondried, with no account of the route between the pub and the spare room. vagaboned adj. Drunk beyond the point of knowing whether the journey home was current or historical. Keaton was vagaboned by dawn, reconstructing the route from receipts and unfamiliar pavement. vagacialed adj. Drunk to the point where personal grooming has acquired the solemn importance of a diplomatic undertaking. Bric was vagacialed, discussing cleansing and moisturising in the queue for a kebab. vagancied adj. The condition of a drinker who wanders off with complete confidence that the destination is nearby. Chamique went vagancied after supper and confidently took the long way through three gardens. vagarianed adj. The drunkenness of one who proposes an absurd plan and immediately appoints himself responsible for it. Salsabeel got vagarianed and announced that the pub quiz required a ceremonial entrance. vagaried (/vəˈɡɛɚ.id/) adj. Sharpened by drink into making an unpredictable decision and defending it as policy. Tymel went vagaried and moved the darts board nearer the fire for improved atmosphere. vagaristed adj. Reduced by drink to pursuing several lines of thought, each with the authority of a settled conclusion. Dianney became vagaristed and gave four unrelated reasons for moving the table. vagaritied adj. Softened by drink into treating every sudden impulse as a reasonable exception. Le grew vagaritied and decided the coat stand deserved a place at the table. vagationed adj. Loosened by drink into departing from the route, the plan, and the meaning of the conversation. Jermeria became vagationed and led the party away from the pub towards a convincing-looking warehouse. vagedgied (/vəˈd͡ʒɛ.dʒ.id/) adj. Emboldened by drink to continue making important decisions while uncomfortably entangled in one's clothing. Jaquline got vagedgied and attempted to negotiate with the wardrobe instead of correcting the problem. vagged (/væd͡ʒd/) adj. Drunk and treating the sofa as an exposed anatomical region best approached with caution. Lynton woke vagged, refusing to discuss the cushion arrangement or the missing trousers. vagilitied adj. Slowed by drink to the point where spreading through the room requires a carefully announced expedition. Adona was vagilitied, taking ten minutes to cross the bar and gathering advice from every stool. vagina dentataed adj. Drunk enough to regard ordinary hazards as having teeth, and to plan around them with misplaced assurance. Chole went vagina dentataed and negotiated cautiously with the harmless coat hooks. vagina envied adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing an imagined advantage from a practical one, and determined to obtain it. Tkara became vagina envied and demanded the bathroom key as though it were a professional qualification.