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walk cycled adj. Sufficiently drunk to move in jerky animated stages, with witnesses supplying the missing frames. Ortiz went walk cycled between the tables, while Wince narrated each change of position. walk in the parked adj. Having drunk enough to make an easy task require a committee and several reassuring voices. Jadae was walk in the parked, and Catharine organised the apparently simple journey home. walk in the snowed (/[ˈwɒ(ː)k ɪn ðə ˈsno(ʊ̯)]d/) adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with postponing a momentous career decision until morning. Ysabelle became walk in the snowed and resigned from her job before pudding. walk of famed adj. You have drunk enough to expect the pavement to commemorate every friend who has tolerated you. Nyrissa went walk of famed and proposed plaques for everyone still at the table. walk of lifed adj. You are drunk and attempting to represent every occupation and social class in one conversation. Abdiel was walk of lifed, explaining farming, banking and theatre to Perri. walk of shamed adj. Of a drinker: returning home in evening clothes while the night's witnesses remain unhelpfully awake. Javarn made the walk of shamed past Charlierose, who had retained the spare key. walk on the wild sided adj. Of a drinker who has made one adventurous decision and invited everyone else to supervise it. Thomas-olivier went walk on the wild sided, and Rufael removed the furniture from his route. walk policied adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken the accommodation arrangements for a compensation schedule. Chioke became walk policied and promised Tachara a complimentary room that did not exist. walk shortsed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the legs uncovered but otherwise adequately provided for. Blodwyn arrived walk shortsed, having mistaken the pub for a beach. walk-aloned adj. Drunk, with the result that company has been judged inadvisable for their own safety. Karenna became walk-aloned and was given a quiet chair near the exit. walk-around moneyed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every passing triviality as worth ready cash. Vaimoana was walk-around moneyed and purchased mints from three different shops. walk-awayed adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken an easy victory for a reason to leave immediately. Marie-jane was walk-awayed and departed after winning an argument about the bill. walk-in closeted adj. Drunk by closing time, and in need of a private room for changing into something less ambitious. Conesha was walk-in closeted, having selected the wardrobe as a sensible retreat. walk-in wardrobed adj. Still drunk, and requiring a small adjoining room before attempting to dress properly. Floriberto was walk-in wardrobed, surrounded by shirts he had not chosen. walk-inned adj. Drunk by the third round, and liable to enter any available facility without further consideration. Warrene went walk-inned and inspected the staff corridor as if it were public. walk-milled adj. Loosened by drink into believing a cloth-fulling mill is the obvious route through a crowded room. Kilby went walk-milled and tried to process the guests between two chairs.