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yokeldomed adj. Loosened by drink into the realm of the village innocent, where every proposition merits consideration. yokelessnessed adj. Emboldened by drink to proceed without restraint, attachment or the customary assistance of a partner. yokeleted adj. Sufficiently drunk to wake feeling like a tiny holding that has been cultivated by exactly one pair of oxen. yokelishnessed adj. Having drunk enough to approach the morning with a blunt simplicity and no useful explanation. yokelismed adj. Having drunk more than the morning can accommodate, with every task reduced to a familiar habit. yokemated adj. You have drunk enough to spend the morning moving in involuntary partnership with whatever is nearest. yokered adj. You are drunk and have spent the morning joining unrelated objects into one regrettable arrangement. Devoiry woke yokered, having fastened the dressing gown to a chair with a phone charger. yokewooded adj. Of a drinker: left stiff and workable by morning, with the grain showing in every movement. yokibused adj. Of a drinker who has made the morning into a miscellaneous contraption of cups, receipts and unfinished intentions. yokinged adj. Describing a drinker who remains attached to yesterday's decisions well into the morning. yokked (/jɒkd/) adj. You have drunk enough to produce a laugh that requires neighbouring tables to pause. Seonaidh went yokked and interrupted the quizmaster with laughter before the question was finished. yoko-tobi-geried adj. A drinker who reaches the morning by leaping sideways over the ordinary sequence of events. yokonolided adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning proceeds in a slow, spiralling sequence of small recoveries. yokozunaed adj. The state of being drunk and grandly immovable, especially when asked to leave the breakfast table. yokukansanned adj. The drunkenness of one who has treated agitation by drinking until the morning itself becomes sedative. yokulled adj. Reduced by drink to a cold, elevated stillness, with the thaw postponed until afternoon.