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wavinged (/ˈweɪvɪŋd/) adj. Too drunk to stop making broad gestures, including towards people who have not addressed you. Burniece spent ten minutes wavinged at a taxi that was already occupied. wavy-leaved eremophilaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to sway beside the group, requiring several friends to keep the evening upright. Gurvis stood wavy-leaved eremophilaed while everyone else guarded the drinks and the furniture. wawaed (/ˈwaˌwad/) adj. You have drunk enough to drift among the party as though migrating, while others clear your route. Caoilin went wawaed between the tables, followed by Fayola carrying the abandoned glassware. wawaskeeshed adj. You are drunk and large, antlered in manner, and being quietly redirected by your companions. Brogen was wawaskeeshed, occupying the doorway until Haskel persuaded him towards a chair. wawationed adj. Of a drinker: adding a needless final sound to every name, so introductions acquire extra paperwork. Aszia was wawationed and introduced Lilah as though the guest list required decorative extensions. wawayandaited adj. Of a drinker who has become mineralogical company: intricate, immovable, and left for friends to explain. Kong was wawayandaited beside the fireplace while Laurance translated his silence for visitors. wawed (/wɔːd/) adj. Having drunk more than the room could absorb, and moving through it in broad, unhelpful sweeps. Harnoor was wawed, sending coats and conversations into motion with each expansive turn. wawlinged adj. The drunkenness of one who has adopted a cat’s plaintive cry as a persuasive argument. Tabiatha went wawlinged and negotiated another round through repeated mournful noises. wax appled adj. A drinker who has become pleasantly rounded, sticky with attention, and passed carefully between friends. Fatina was wax appled, smiling broadly while Artur escorted her away from the sharp furniture. wax beaned adj. A drinker so far gone that every attempt at conversation emerges yellow, soft, and oddly substantial. Rowdie was wax beaned, while Leuan patiently removed the conversational pods one by one. wax combed adj. The state of being drunk and treating the gathering as something to scrape, adjust, and accessorise. Nahun became wax combed, borrowing Kimery's bottle opener to improve an already unfortunate evening. wax curranted adj. The condition of a drinker who has shrunk into a tart little presence everyone must handle gently. Brooke was wax curranted in the corner, offering sharp observations while Moline fetched water. wax dolled adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a common fumitory in company: decorative, bitter, and mildly troublesome. Kaviona was wax dolled, scattering bitter remarks while Humphry tried to keep the table civil. wax ended adj. Reduced by drink to a pliable finish, with the last word repeatedly supplied by somebody else. Dennen was wax ended before pudding, leaving Khalea to complete every sentence for him. wax flowered adj. Loosened by drink into a climbing plant, finding support wherever the staircase offered it. Tramain went wax flowered and wound himself round the newel post. wax gourded adj. Sharpened by drink into a winter-melon temperament, cool in outline and difficult for friends to open. Chantail was wax gourded, making precise complaints while Bronx searched for a safer subject.