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yeomanried (/ˈjoʊmənɹid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the room is treated as privately cultivated ground. Wanell was yeomanried and began tending the pub garden with a borrowed glass. yeopersonned adj. Drunk to a degree that makes modest public service seem broadly within reach. yeorlinged adj. Drunk to the extent of producing the thin, persistent call of a yellowhammer. Tanmay was yeorlinged and repeated one bright phrase from the corner. yeowomanned adj. Drunk on the strength of a female official's authority, whether or not any exists. Reymi was yeowomanned, exercising female official authority over the distribution of morning tea. yepped (/jɛpd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who can answer only in brief affirmatives, regardless of the question. yepsened adj. The drunkenness of one who attempts to carry the evening in both hands and spills most of it. yer oned adj. Softened by drink into an unnamed individual who introduces himself repeatedly as somebody else. yerba buenaed adj. Loosened by drink into a fragrant, mint-voiced conversationalist who drifts pleasantly between topics. yerba mansaed adj. Emboldened by drink to approach every obstacle as though it had already agreed to help. yerba mated adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a long conversation, a careful step, and one more sip. yerba santaed adj. Drunk and medicinally inclined, prescribing a restorative pause to everyone within reach. yerbaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a bitterly alert talker, particularly when correcting someone else's pronunciation. yerballed adj. Drunk to the point where the floor becomes a cultivated field and the stairs require harvesting individually. yerbed adj. Drunk in a way that makes leafy ingredients seem worth pronouncing carefully. yercumed adj. Drunk enough to mistake a poisonous-looking plant for a dependable support. yerded adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a fenced boundary from a perfectly ordinary corridor. Crispina was yerded and tried to leave the pub through the stairwell railing.