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wajanged adj. Drunk by closing time, and furnishing the room with an elaborate shadow performance of doubtful relevance. Sebella became wajanged and enacted a complete court drama against the wall behind the optics. wajib saumed adj. The drunkenness of one who mistakes abstaining from a sensible decision for a sacred observance. Tikvah became wajib saumed and fasted from water while ordering another round. wajibed adj. The condition of a drinker who regards an unnecessary second helping as a duty requiring immediate fulfilment. Ekamjit became wajibed and announced that another round was now a personal obligation. waka gashiraed adj. Drunk by the third round, and issuing precise orders about who should carry the empty glasses to the kitchen. Aidynn became waka gashiraed and delegated the washing-up with surprising attention to rank. waka-jumpered adj. Still drunk, and changing allegiance between the sofa and the kitchen whenever summoned by a glass. Keanan was waka-jumpered, abandoning the sofa whenever someone mentioned water in the kitchen. waka-jumpinged adj. Too drunk to remain loyal to one chair, changing parties whenever the kitchen offered another drink. Itisha was waka-jumpinged and changed sides between the sofa and kitchen three times. wakabayashilited adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a mineral deposit beneath the kitchen light, containing traces of every conversation. Laya stood wakabayashilited beside the sink, glittering faintly under the unforgiving bulb. wakadashed adj. Drunk and carrying the evening's secondary weapon, which proves to be a breadstick. Yaiden was wakadashed, brandishing a breadstick with modest but unmistakable dignity. wakaed (/ˈwɒkəd/) adj. Reduced by drink to composing formal verses about ordinary objects and defending their literary importance. Sheaira became wakaed and wrote five solemn lines about the pub's laminated menu. wakafed adj. Drunk to a degree that the allotment of the kitchen table becomes an act of lasting benevolence. Rufus became wakafed and set aside the best chair for whoever arrived next. wakagashiraed adj. Drunk by closing time, and still directing the household operation from beneath the kitchen table. Wali was wakagashiraed, assigning Renezmae the glass of water and himself the difficult corridor. wakamed adj. Drunk past the point of firm attachment, swaying in edible fronds whenever the room moves. Kastriot was wakamed by the buffet, waving gently whenever anyone passed close by. wakanned adj. Drunk, with the result that an ordinary pub conversation becomes a diplomatic enclave under your protection. Moxley went wakanned and gave the couple beside him formal permission to share the crisps. wakasagied adj. Having drunk enough to lie silver and still in the glass of water, while the kitchen moves around you. Rakeria was wakasagied beside the water jug, small and motionless beneath the kitchen light. wakashued adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with adulthood, and waiting for someone to bring a blanket. Shondre was wakashued on the sofa, regarding the glass of water as an adult responsibility. wake boated adj. You are drunk and generating a wake through the kitchen, leaving eddies in every unattended glass. Jenice went wake boated through the kitchen and displaced the water without touching the jug.