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YN'd adj. Loosened by drink into a ceremonial attendant no longer maintaining household standards. Febie was YN'd and waved the visitors through without checking their names. YNFG'd adj. Describing a drinker who has turned the evening into a private game with rules nobody else can locate. Exar was YNFG'd and searched the kitchen cupboards for the missing level. Ynglinged (/ˈɪŋ.lɪŋd/) adj. Of a drinker: carrying the evening with assistance from one other person. Syrianna was Ynglinged by the taxi rank, supported neatly by Gorete. ynambued adj. Having drunk more than enough to move suddenly through the pub, with red-winged urgency. Shania was ynambued and crossed the bar in a blur whenever the door opened. ynamided adj. You have drunk enough to attach every conversation to the nearest available subject, however tenuously. ynamined adj. You are drunk and joining words together at speed, with little concern for whether they ought to meet. ynedioled adj. Of a drinker: balanced between two states, neither of them entirely upright. Carollynn was ynedioled, poised between the bar stool and the floor. ynglinged (/ˈɪŋlɪŋd/) adj. Of a drinker who has lost the usual balance and acquired a partner. Geovonnie was ynglinged by midnight, with Emmaly providing the necessary second half. ynofuranosed adj. Of a drinker who has folded the evening into a smaller, ring-shaped arrangement and cannot find the exit. ynolated adj. A drinker who has become a charged constituent of the pub, attracting every nearby argument. Clell was ynolated and joined the dispute over the jukebox without knowing its subject. ynolled adj. Describing a drinker who has attached a soft landing to every sharp remark. Dejane was ynolled, turning each cutting observation into something oddly conciliatory. ynoned adj. A drinker so far gone that every sharp turn in conversation becomes a brisk, carbonyl-like detour.