yazidiated
yealmed

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yazidiated adj. You are drunk and tyrannising the breakfast table with opinions about the correct strength of tea. Taniah was yazidiated, ruling the kitchen while refusing every proposed remedy. yazidiyated adj. Drunk since last orders, and consequently governing the room by casual oppression.
yazooed adj. Of a drinker: running alongside the morning's main current, separated from it by a natural levee of confusion. yced adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of ice, particularly when coats and taxis are involved. yded adj. Of a drinker who has measured the distance to bed in yards and found it longer than expected. ydged adj. Drunk past the point of using full words, but still estimating the distance to another pint. ydromancied adj. Reduced by drink to consulting the surface of a pint for guidance on the next round. ye weied adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a game remembered only in fragments by morning. ye'elimited adj. A drinker who has crystallised overnight into something mineral, pale and difficult to dissolve. Jayzier ye'elimited overnight, pale, mineral, and resistant to the morning's dissolving efforts. yea-sayerred adj. Still drunk, and agreeing enthusiastically to every proposal made from the sofa or kitchen. yeaded adj. The state of being drunk and head-led, with the rest of the body following at breakfast's discretion. yeaed (/jiːd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's first question receives an emphatic affirmative vote. yeaghed adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken the morning commute for a private yacht excursion. Maxwell was yeaghed, asking whether the bus had sufficient room for sailing. yeahed adj. Loosened by drink into a year's worth of weather, seasons changing whenever the conversation does. Loyle was yeahed, passing from winter silence to summer confidence between mouthfuls. yealinged adj. The drunkenness of one who discovers, the morning after, that everyone their age has made similar errors.
yealmed adj. You are drunk and laid out straight across the nearest furniture, as though awaiting thatching.