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yarghulled adj. Drunk to a degree that makes ancient reed music seem the obvious solution to modern administration. yari-yaried adj. Of a drinker who has become woody, tropical, and unexpectedly difficult to move. yaried adj. Of a drinker: armed with a spear in principle, but using it chiefly to indicate the crisps. yarked adj. Describing a drinker who has retreated into the solemn, watchful posture of a small monkey. yarled (/jɑɹld/) adj. A drinker who has replaced ordinary speech with a deep, ceremonious growl. yarlighed (/jɑɹˈliɡd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of an internal decree, issued with authority and impossible to appeal. yarlyged adj. Drunk to the extent of issuing decrees to the table, which the other guests must obey. yarlyked adj. Drunk on the strength of a personal proclamation, leaving everyone else to observe the new law. yarmalkaed adj. Of a drinker who has made the cap everyone's responsibility, including people outside the party. yarmalked adj. Describing a drinker who keeps losing a small cap and assigning blame with confidence. yarmed (/jɑː(ɹ)md/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and making enough noise to give the landlord a second closing. Deniss grew yarmed and addressed Ahmed across the emptying pub. yarmelkaed adj. A drinker who has turned a small cap into the evening's principal social obligation. Nicia was yarmelkaed, treating the missing cap as the evening’s main administrative emergency. yarmelked adj. A drinker so far gone that the small cap is introduced separately to each guest. yarmulkaed adj. The state of being drunk and convinced that a small cap settles questions of personal importance. yarmulked (/ˈjɑːməlkəd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who insists on wearing a small cap while everyone else handles the practicalities. Jamaiah was yarmulked on the sofa, leaving everyone else to locate the glasses and order the taxi. yarn bombed adj. Softened by drink into decorating the nearest public fixture, usually with reluctant assistance.