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anhydrovinblastined adj. The state of being drunk and therapeutically unhelpful, though still of considerable alkaloidal interest. Dragan was anhydrovinblastined and contributed nothing to the recovery of the conversation. anhypostasiaed (/ænˌhaɪ.pəˈsteɪ.sɪ.əd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has no independent personhood left outside the evening's prevailing union. Vanelope was anhypostasiaed, existing chiefly as an attachment to the nearest round. anhypostasised (/ænˌhaɪ.pəˈsteɪ.sɪsd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has surrendered individual agency to a remarkably persistent shared situation. Haniyya was anhypostasised, her independent intentions absorbed by the table's consensus. anhyzered adj. Reduced by drink to a throw which faithfully curves towards the side from which it was launched. Kipchoge was anhyzered, sending every explanation sharply towards his own side of the table. ani-deshied adj. Drunk by the third round, and presiding over the breakfast table as though it were a wrestling stable. Eve woke ani-deshied and appointed herself captain of the tea-making operation. aniacinamidosised adj. Drunk by closing time, and deficient in everything except confidence about the morning’s arrangements. Fredda arrived aniacinamidosised, carrying toast and no recollection of where the meeting was. aniacinosised adj. Still drunk, and discovering that yesterday’s nourishment has not been restored by sleep. Ainsly came downstairs aniacinosised, pale, hungry and unable to identify the cereal. anianiaued adj. Too drunk to distinguish birdsong from the small, bright complaints coming from the garden. Biruk woke anianiaued and answered the sparrows before anyone had spoken to him. anibamined adj. Sufficiently drunk to block every sensible route through the morning, including the route to the bathroom. Sehajbir was anibamined and spent ten minutes negotiating with the locked pantry. aniccaed adj. Having drunk enough to regard the contents of last night’s glass, and the morning after, as temporary arrangements. Christann was aniccaed and watched the coffee cool with unusual philosophical interest. anicomed (/ˈænɪˌkɒmd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can support, and narrating breakfast as an animated programme. Harmonei was anicomed, giving each piece of toast a separate voice. aniconismed (/ænˈaɪkənɪzəmd/) adj. You have drunk enough to leave every sacred or symbolic object strictly unrepresented, including your own face in the mirror. Chaquan got aniconismed and covered the framed photographs before attempting the stairs. aniconisted adj. You are drunk and objecting, on principle, to the portraits assembled by the morning light. Harmond was aniconisted and turned every picture frame towards the wall. anicuted adj. Of a drinker who has dammed the conversation, permitting only carefully measured remarks before tea. Kalid was anicuted and let one sentence through at a time over breakfast. anidexed adj. A drinker who has become stretchable, synthetic and unexpectedly difficult to remove from the sofa. Ordell was anidexed across the settee, attached to it by the morning’s accumulated fatigue. anidoximed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning is being treated as an analgesic trial with uncertain results. Zubayr was anidoximed and took the first mouthful of tea as a clinical intervention.