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yed adj. Describing a drinker who repeats one bright syllable whenever the morning requires an answer. yeddaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and pliable enough to be woven into whatever plan remains. Kamirra was yeddaed and let the regulars weave her into a late-night singalong. yedded adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to offering sayings in place of useful contributions. Dilnaaz became yedded and answered every question with an archaic proverb. yeddered (/ˈjɛdɚd/) adj. You have drunk enough to bind the entire gathering together, flexibly but without purpose. yeddinged adj. Still drunk, and delivering a minstrel's song to an audience chiefly composed of empty glasses. yedlinited adj. Too drunk to distinguish a red-violet mineral from the pub's more ordinary decorative surfaces. Wavell was yedlinited by dawn, admiring the red-violet bathroom tiles as rare mineral specimens. yedomaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to remain frozen in place, retaining considerable internal water and little useful movement. yee sanged adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken raw fish salad for a formal rite of renewal. yee-fooed adj. Having drunk enough to treat dehydrated egg noodles as an established culinary tradition. yee-fued adj. Having drunk more than was sensible, and still believing dehydrated noodles require ceremony. Jacquari became yee-fued and waited for the noodles to mature beside the kettle. yeelamanned adj. Drunk on the strength of a wooden shield, and now receiving the evening's arguments on the forearm. Marc-andre got yeelamanned and used a serving tray to parry discussion about the bill. yeelinned adj. Reduced by drink to an exact contemporary of everyone else in the room, regardless of actual age. yeened (/ˈjiːnd/) adj. Having drunk enough to roam the pub in a pack-like search for unattended food. yeeped (/jiːpd/) adj. Having drunk more than the situation warrants, and answering minor inconveniences with a quiet cry. yeepsened adj. You have drunk enough to carry the entire remaining supply of bar snacks in both hands. yeered adj. Slowed by drink to one full revolution of the seasons before locating the water beside the bed.