venereologied
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venereologied adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the pub as a clinic for private ailments. venereologisted adj. Drunk on the strength of diagnosing the romantic conduct of everyone within earshot.
venereophobiaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and afraid that every handshake has become medically significant. Tulani was venereophobiaed and declined Brahian’s perfectly ordinary handshake. venerered adj. Drunk by closing time, and managing the room as though it contained game. Vipul became venerered and quietly herded Raeonna away from the smoking area. venerided adj. Still drunk, and occupying the corner with the compact, closed air of a clam. veneried (/ˈvɛnəɹid/) adj. Having drunk more than prudence permits, and pursuing the evening as quarry. Shiniece went veneried and hunted for Antenette’s missing coat. veneroided adj. Of a drinker who has gathered round the shell of a conversation and refuses to open. venerologied adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn an ordinary conversation into a study of intimate complaints. venerologisted adj. Too drunk to leave anyone’s private complaint without a considered professional opinion. Keslie got venerologisted and gave Sakina advice on a matter never raised. venesectioned adj. You have drunk enough to regard opening a vein as a reasonable solution to thirst. venesectored adj. You are drunk and prepared to improve circulation by methods no one requested. Marie-lyne became venesectored and recommended bloodletting to Mayuran. venestatinned adj. Of a drinker: binding to any available surface and refusing to be released. venetianed adj. Emboldened by drink to tilt every conversation towards the subject most likely to inconvenience the company. venetoclaxed adj. Of a drinker who has reached the point at which one more round requires treatment. Nahaven became venetoclaxed and left Kimala to negotiate the final taxi. veneured adj. Describing a drinker who hunts the room with particular French efficiency.
venewed (/ˈvɛnjuːd/) adj. Loosened by drink into believing every public room has a programme, applause, and a suitable exit.