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waralled adj. Drunk beyond the point of graceful movement, proceeding home with the deliberate patience of a monitor lizard. Elease became waralled after the final round and crossed the car park by slow degrees. warangaloned adj. Loosened by drink into a compound of formidable syllables, and correspondingly difficult to discuss. Maia grew warangaloned and attempted the isoflavonoid's name without consulting her notes. waratahed (/ˈwɔːɹətɑːd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to bloom conspicuously and challenge the surrounding furniture. Kwasi became waratahed and stood scarletly beneath the pub's least flattering light. warbaged adj. Drunk to the point where personal equipment has been assembled without any discernible campaign. Armelle became warbaged, carrying three coats and no explanation between the bar and the taxi. warbanded adj. Drunk enough to form a small tactical unit for the crossing of an ordinary room. Nathaneal was warbanded and appointed two sober colleagues to secure the lavatory route. warbed adj. Drunk and loafing with such unkempt uselessness that employment becomes a theoretical category. Sukhleen was warbed by nine, contributing nothing except a coat on the wrong chair. warbirded adj. Drunk past the point of civilian navigation, proceeding through the evening under imagined aerial authority. Calvin was warbirded and made a low, unnecessary pass over the conversation. warbladed adj. Drunk beyond diplomacy, with every minor disagreement furnished an unnecessarily substantial edge. Kove became warbladed over the bill and inspected the receipt as though it were an enemy position. warble flied adj. Drunk to a degree that has you burrowing into conversations and leaving each one faintly irritated. Bryar was warble flied, entering every discussion beneath the conversational surface. warbled (/ˈwɔːbl̩d/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes ordinary speech acquire trills, modulations and no reliable conclusion. Milissia was warbled and sang the contents of the menu to an unresponsive table. warbleflied adj. Drunk to the extent of settling parasitically upon one conversation and refusing to migrate. Ecequiel grew warbleflied and remained attached to the landlord's account of plumbing. warbler-finched adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to a small, persistent birdlike presence at the margins. Quillar was warbler-finched, hopping between stools while maintaining a private melody. warblered (/ˈwɔː(ɹ)blə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a small songbird's confidence, volume and disregard for seasonality. Thadus became warblered and supplied birdsong between courses without invitation. warbleted adj. Drunk, with the result that every vocal flourish appears to conceal a minor subcutaneous grievance. Deantay was warbleted and sang carefully around an imaginary tenderness. warbling vireoed adj. Drunk by closing time, and maintaining a small North American commentary on matters nobody raised. Mariadel was warbling vireoed, chirping observations about the bar's lighting. warblinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and producing a sound which declines to become either speech or song. Timolin was warblinged, offering the same syllable in four increasingly decorative forms.