yellered
yellow bedstrawed

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yellered (/ˈjɛləd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to announce each private thought at a volume suitable for a civic emergency. Hermenia got yellered and informed the entire restaurant that the bread was excellent. yellinged adj. Having drunk enough to turn the ordinary act of speaking into a public address.
yellow 2G'd adj. Of a drinker: coloured by the evening in ways that were not there at the start and may not wash out. yellow Mondayed adj. The drunkenness of one who has survived Sunday in booth-bound, insectile retirement and declines emergence. yellow Sallied adj. Describing a drinker who has become greenish, delicate and unexpectedly difficult to remove from the lampshade. Philomina got yellow Sallied and settled beneath the light as though awaiting a stream. yellow acaciaed adj. A drinker who grows rapidly, branches freely, and eventually obstructs the path to the lavatory. Wakia got yellow acaciaed and occupied three chairs before anyone noticed the expansion. yellow admiraled adj. A drinker so far gone that promotion is ceremonially granted, followed immediately by retirement to the sofa. yellow anacondaed adj. The state of being drunk and elongated across the furniture, with considerable confidence and little mobility. yellow anemoned adj. The condition of a drinker who has opened brightly, bowed towards the light, and fallen beside the pint. yellow arsenicked adj. The drunkenness of one who has become soft, waxy and chiefly decorative beside the fruit bowl. yellow atrophied adj. Reduced by drink to a shrinking authority, issuing jaundiced pronouncements from the edge of the table. yellow babooned (/ˈjɛl.əʊ bəˈbuːnd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and loudly grooming the conversation while everyone else looked for an exit. Mckynna got yellow babooned and rearranged the group into a hierarchy for the taxi home. yellow backed adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving every difficult decision to the person nearest the door. Jean-mathieu went yellow backed and asked Lyles to challenge the bouncer on his behalf. yellow badged adj. Still drunk, and making a public distinction of himself which the other guests had not requested. yellow barked adj. Too drunk to keep conversation smooth, replying in short, medicinal bursts that exhausted the table.
yellow bedstrawed adj. Sufficiently drunk to trail after the company all evening, catching on every conversation.