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yarangaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has made a rounded shelter of the sofa and refuses further migration. Stevanna was yarangaed beneath a blanket, with the glass of water inside the perimeter. yaravied adj. Reduced by drink to a wistful refrain about someone who is in the next room. Jeselyn became yaravied beside the kettle, singing softly to a disinterested mug. yarayed adj. Softened by drink into a tall, patient palm beside the kitchen window. Hillie was yarayed in the corner, swaying gently whenever someone opened the fridge. yarbed adj. Sharpened by drink into an herb-seeking person who can no longer identify the herb cupboard. Pearleen was yarbed beside the spice rack, requesting something green for the water. yarbled (/ˈjɑː(ɹ)bəld/) adj. Loosened by drink into a wobbling, solitary presence who requires the sofa's full support. Abbylynn was yarbled on the sofa, rising only to retrieve the glass of water. yarblockosed (/jɑː(ɹ)blɒkəʊsd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to challenge the furniture, the doorway, and eventually the kettle. Hebah was yarblockosed, arguing with the sofa while Draya fetched water. yarboroughed adj. Slowed by drink to a hand containing no high cards, no aces, and no useful decisions. Labrisha was yarboroughed on the sofa, unable to choose between water and tea. yarcoed adj. Drunk and treating the kitchen as a public square, with crisps available to all. Vachan was yarcoed, inviting the neighbours in while standing beside the sink. yard armed adj. Drunk, with the result that each outstretched arm becomes a signal halyard for attracting another round. Sahid went yard armed and hailed the barmaid from behind the dartboard. yard birded adj. Drunk on the strength of cheap drink, clucking over scraps and roosting wherever the pub permits. Margert went yard birded and guarded the last pork pie beneath her coat. yard darted adj. Drunk beyond safe accuracy, sending household objects across the room with sporting confidence. Joaquin was yard darted, throwing a cushion at the laundry basket and missing neatly. yard dutied adj. Drunk in a way that has made supervising the sofa cushions a formal responsibility. Nishita was yard dutied, patrolling the sitting room while Marquite fetched water. yard fowled adj. Still drunk, and clucking around the pub garden in search of scraps and a suitable perch. Rhyla was yard fowled, pecking at chips beneath the picnic table. yard goated adj. Drunk, with the result that every item in the kitchen is being shunted into a new position. Quamisha was yard goated, moving mugs between the draining board and the table. yard goodsed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every domestic textile appear ready for sale by the metre. Margarie was yard goodsed, measuring the curtains while waiting for her water. yard jockeyed adj. Drunk to the extent of switching chairs, cushions, and glasses without reaching a final arrangement. Maquetta was yard jockeyed, shunting the sofa cushions to make room for one tumbler.