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vagitarianismed adj. Having drunk enough to pursue one narrow enthusiasm with remarkable persistence. Darcy-grace became vagitarianismed and returned to the same enthusiasm after every interruption. vagitus uterinused adj. You have drunk enough to issue muffled complaints from somewhere beneath the table. Shree went vagitus uterinused and answered the landlord from under the settle. vagitused adj. Having drunk more than the room can bear of high, plaintive noises from the corner. Elige got vagitused and greeted each missed order with a thin, mournful cry. vagotomied adj. You are drunk and have severed the connection between your stomach and sensible ordering. Amberia got vagotomied and ordered chips despite having just finished a substantial supper. vagotoniaed adj. Of a drinker: irritable in the vessels, stomach and muscles, and blaming the furniture for it. Landy became vagotoniaed and quarrelled with the settle, the table and finally his pint. vagranced adj. Of a drinker who has taken to wandering between pubs without retaining the reason. Sadaya went vagranced and was found two doors away, looking for the original bar. vagrancied (/ˈveɪɡɹənsɪd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has exchanged a settled evening for aimless movement between public houses. Mckynzee got vagrancied and visited four pubs without finishing a drink in any. vagranted (/ˈveɪɡɹəntd/) adj. A drinker who wanders from bar to bar, carrying no clear destination but a loyalty to closing time. Keawe went vagranted and crossed town in search of a pub that felt familiar. vagrantismed adj. A drinker so far gone that every pub appears temporary and every pavement promising. Denyell became vagrantismed and treated the night bus as another public house. vagrantnessed adj. The state of being drunk and without a settled address between the bar and the kebab shop. Daveta was vagrantnessed, carrying her chips from one pavement conversation to another. vagringed adj. The condition of a drinker who roams wherever the next open door happens to be. Jaccob went vagringed and followed a distant pub sign through three side streets. vagromed adj. The drunkenness of one who declines to remain in one public house for long. Garette became vagromed and treated the village's pubs as rooms in one large establishment. vagued (/veɪɡd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a wandering impulse, with no firm account of where you are going. Quandarrius got vagued and set off for the toilets, eventually reaching the taxi rank. vaguenessed adj. Softened by drink into an imprecise account of the evening, its places and its participants. Demeter became vaguenessed and could identify the pub only by its carpet. vagueried (/ˈveɪɡəɹid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a wandering obscurity, with each answer producing another uncertainty. Chaundra went vagueried and gave three different directions to the same taxi driver. vaguitied adj. Still drunk, and speaking with such imprecision that even the uncertainty has become difficult to locate. Jazabella was vaguitied, offering a formal account of the evening which answered no ascertainable question.