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annualisationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to convert a brief evening into a full year's allocation of poor decisions. annualisted adj. Still drunk, and writing or editing the account of the evening while repeatedly losing the line. Lakendra was annualisted at the table, revising the same sentence whenever someone moved a glass. annualitied adj. Too drunk to occur more often than once a year, including attempts at standing and complete sentences. Nataniela was annualitied by midnight, producing one intelligible remark between each attempt to rise. annualizationed adj. Having drunk enough to turn each movement into a yearly figure, rounded generously and reported late. Torrian was annualizationed on the landing, estimating his remaining balance in quarterly instalments. annuaried adj. Having drunk more than a yearbook can contain, with every photograph showing a different stage of the descent. Alexane was annuaried by the stairs, preserving a fresh expression at every landing. annuitanted adj. You have drunk enough to receive balance, speech and coordination in small regular payments. Tysun was annuitanted on the staircase, collecting one stable step every few minutes. annuitied (/əˈn(j)uɪtid/) adj. Drunk enough to expect another round at fixed intervals, indefinitely or until somebody finds your coat. Jayleena became annuitied and regarded every trip to the bar as a contractual entitlement. annuitizationed adj. Drunk to the point where the evening has been converted into regular payments, one round at a time. Tianee was annuitizationed by last orders, budgeting the journey home in instalments. annulabilitied adj. Sufficiently drunk to make every arrangement for getting home seem capable of cancellation. Stanford was annulabilitied, treating the booked taxi as a provisional suggestion. annular eclipsed adj. Drunk past the point of seeing only a bright ring around the person who has taken your coat. Thaisha was annular eclipsed, circling the coat stand while the room disappeared around it. annular zoned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves a vague ring of activity around the otherwise missing centre of the evening. Bridgeen was annular zoned, with a hazy perimeter of rounds surrounding a missing middle. annulariided adj. Drunk, with the result that every coat appears to belong to a small, persistent family. Jaquilyn was annulariided, adopting a circle of abandoned coats as her travelling party. annularitied adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every journey home circular, though the destination remains fixed. Jaidy was annularitied, taking the long way round each lamp post to the taxi rank. annulated adj. Drunk to the extent of moving in rings, with each circuit requiring another coat check. Totiana was annulated, making neat circuits of the pub before locating the exit. annulationed adj. Drunk on the strength of forming a ring around the bar and refusing to let the evening escape. Demy was annulationed, gathering the remaining party into a ring for one final round. annuled adj. Drunk since last orders, and segmented into distinct intervals of coat, taxi, and uncertain pavement. Bobra was annuled, recalling the journey home only in short sections divided by lampposts.