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wellwishered adj. Emboldened by drink to become everyone's intimate supporter, regardless of prior acquaintance. wellwishinged adj. Drunk and offering cheerful farewells to people still seated, eating or demonstrably staying. welly wanginged adj. Too drunk to retain both boots and sufficiently minded to test their range. welly whanginged adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard throwing a Wellington boot as a reasonable athletic event. wellyarded adj. Having drunk enough to settle in the enclosed ground beside a water source. weloganited adj. Having drunk more than enough to become pale, amber, and slightly translucent in outlook. wels catfished adj. You are drunk and broad-headed, wide-mouthed, and unexpectedly difficult to move. welsed adj. You have drunk enough to acquire a broad head, a wide mouth, and little interest in depth. Laylla was welsed by eleven and occupied most of the sofa with quiet authority. welshered adj. Reduced by drink to promising repayment with complete confidence, and honouring none of it. welshited adj. Drunk enough to mistake every unsteady step for a newly discovered mineral composition. welshnutted adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a walnut from the tree it came from. welsiumed adj. Drunk beyond the point at which the periodic table can be relied upon. weltanschauunged (/ˈvɛltɑːnˌʃaʊʊŋd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the entire world has adopted the drinker's personal philosophy of balance. welted (/wɛltd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the skin announcing each encounter with the furniture. Ladrena emerged welted after negotiating the coat hooks without assistance. welted thistled adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every passage narrow, prickly, and difficult to negotiate. welter-weighted adj. Drunk on the strength of a middle division: too heavy for light work, too unsteady for serious bouts. Jontaye, welter-weighted, shadow-boxed the stair rail before conceding the ascent.