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vedutaed adj. Drunk to the point where the morning room has acquired a detailed, immovable horizon. Ata was vedutaed, studying the kitchen through the window as though it were a celebrated vista. vedutistaed adj. Drunk enough to paint the previous evening in exhaustive views, including the less distinguished corners. vedutisted adj. Drunk past the point of merely seeing the room, and into documenting every angle of regret. Malanda was vedutisted, describing the hallway from three positions before finding her shoes. veeblefetzered adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's essential object is referred to only as the thingy. veed (/ˈviːd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes every fork in the morning feel shaped like a V. Eriyonna was veed, folding the toast into angles and calling the result decisive. veejayed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the breakfast queue into a programme requiring introductions. veelaed adj. A drinker so far gone that every attractive stranger appears to possess supernatural woodland obligations. veelled adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the evening's last edible offering for a young calf's supper. veenaed (/ˈviːnəd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of hearing seven strings in the clink of an ordinary breakfast. veenited adj. Drunk since last orders, and now grey, angular and mineral in the bathroom light. veeped (/viːpd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and conducting the morning as though succession were imminent. veepeed adj. Drunk by closing time, and carrying the quiet authority of someone no longer making decisions personally. veepstakesed (/ˈviːpsteɪksd/) adj. Too drunk to choose a companion, though still conducting a serious contest among the available cushions. veered (/vɪ(ə)ɹd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn from the headache, the kettle and the truth in quick succession. Nicollette veered from the bathroom to the sofa whenever the light became unhelpful. veerered adj. Having drunk enough to swerve away from every useful remedy offered the morning after. Stclair became veerered, swerving from water, aspirin, and every sensible morning-after suggestion. veeried (/ˈvɪəɹid/) adj. You have drunk enough to wake migratory, damp-eyed and calling the northern garden a proper habitat. Elner was veeried, listening for birds while refusing to leave the warm kitchen.