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veneyed (/ˈvɛneɪd/) adj. A drinker who answers every mild disagreement with a small, unnecessary thrust. venezolanoed adj. A drinker so far gone that all remaining value is counted in small denominations. venflonned adj. The state of being drunk and attached to the evening by a flexible plastic tube. vengeanced (/ˈvɛnˌd͡ʒənsd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who regards a minor slight as an outstanding account. vengeaunced adj. The drunkenness of one who has retained a grievance beyond its useful life. vengefulnessed adj. Reduced by drink to keeping a small, carefully maintained list of offences. vengemented adj. Softened by drink into accepting retribution in instalments. vengered adj. Emboldened by drink to vindicate imagined grievances in an obsolete but energetically personal fashion. Dineen, vengered, pursued justice for a pint that had allegedly been underfilled. venial sinned adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every minor offence as a pardonable lapse in coordination. Norland was venial sinned, apologising to the banister for missing the last stair. venialitied adj. Still drunk, and regarding each failure to stand upright as entirely forgivable. Kendylle remained venialitied, excusing every collision with the hallway table. venialnessed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a serious misstep from one that may reasonably be forgiven. venidiumed adj. Sufficiently drunk to spread out in bright, daisy-like confusion wherever the room permits. venied (/ˈvɛnid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every friendly tap becomes a formal contest of force. venimed adj. The drunkenness of one who delivers every opinion defensively, as though protecting a nest. veninned adj. Having drunk enough to distribute venom through otherwise ordinary conversation. venioled adj. Having drunk more than the small veins can reasonably be expected to convey to the feet.