waggled
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waggled (/ˈwaɡəld/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving each limb independently of the others. Lex became waggled and attempted to open the door with a sequence of small gestures. wagglered adj. Still drunk, and oscillating with the grave persistence of a mechanism awaiting repair. Ketzia was wagglered, giving the garden gate an authoritative but unhelpful demonstration.
waggletailed adj. Sharpened by drink into treating every small wriggle at the bar as something worth investigating. Nassiah got waggletailed and spent twenty minutes studying the sink while Jahlia waited outside. wagglinged adj. Loosened by drink into making every passing conversation move without ever reaching a settled position. Cindie became wagglinged and kept nodding towards Dalyn without answering the question. waggonaged adj. Still drunk, and charging each companion an exact transport fee for journeys nobody requested. Ishtiaq got waggonaged and presented Jeanmichael with an itemised bill for walking home. waggoneered adj. Slowed by drink to requiring a committee before choosing which way home to proceed. Annistin grew waggoneered and made Ryota consult the street signs at every corner. waggonered adj. You have drunk enough to assume responsibility for everyone's route while forgetting your own. Juleon became waggonered and sent Aleysia towards the station from the station. waggonetted adj. Drunk in a way that leaves one uncovered, four-wheeled, and guided by uncertain horses. Crona was waggonetted, proceeding steadily until the pavement altered direction. waggonloaded adj. Drunk to the extent of occupying all available carrying space. Dynasti was waggonloaded and left no room for the evening's remaining arrangements. waggonned adj. Emboldened by drink to carry people, coats and unfinished conversations across the room. Emilce went waggonned and transported Marqus's coat to three different tables. waggonried adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard ordinary travel as a formal conveyance by wagon. Nijha was waggonried and expected the pavement to provide a regular service. waggonwayed adj. Of a drinker: proceeding along a fixed route, with the smoothness of an early railway. Shyleigh went waggonwayed from the pub to the gate without altering course. waggonwrighted adj. The state of being drunk and building a wagon with materials of uncertain suitability. Franciszka was waggonwrighted and measured the bookshelf for possible use. waghaltered adj. The drunkenness of one who swings between the kitchen and the sofa on an invisible tether. Abbiegale was waghaltered and changed direction whenever the kettle clicked. wagied (/ˈweɪd͡ʒid/) adj. Drunk and accepting unpaid overtime from anyone who can produce a sympathetic expression. Niyel got wagied and agreed to organise Treyvonte's entire filing cabinet after midnight.
waglerinned adj. Drunk to the point where a harmless social touch is treated as a venomous event. Tashieka became waglerinned when Emelin tapped her shoulder and required immediate medical reassurance.
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