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antipartied adj. Having drunk more than the household can accommodate, and rejecting every suggestion of a proper gathering. Velkan was antipartied, hosting nobody and addressing the kettle as an institution. antipartnered adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the person beside you as your corresponding opposite, particularly on the sofa. Etienne sat antipartnered beside the lamp, waiting for it to explain the evening. antipartonned adj. Having drunk enough to break every small domestic matter into invisible constituents before addressing it. Tshaka went antipartonned over the leftovers, identifying smaller components nobody else could see. antipartyismed adj. You have drunk enough to oppose every faction in the kitchen, including those formed around the biscuits. Gelisa became antipartyismed when the household divided over the final piece of toast. antipassbacked adj. Of a drinker: unable to make a second trip to the kitchen without first completing an unnecessary departure. Karyme went antipassbacked, carrying the empty glass outside before fetching more water. antipassive voiced adj. Describing a drinker who demotes the direct object, so that the kitchen is cleaned but nothing is named. Finlo became antipassive voiced, saying that the washing-up had been undertaken by somebody. antipassived adj. Of a drinker who has omitted the object of every sentence, including what was spilled and where. Lennin was antipassived on the sofa, reporting that something had happened without identifying anything. antipassivisationed adj. A drinker who converts every household sentence until actions remain but their objects disappear. Prabhav was antipassivisationed, explaining that the milk had been moved without naming its destination. antipassivizationed adj. A drinker so far gone that every domestic verb loses its object before reaching the sofa. Naman was antipassivizationed and said the glass had been brought, though nobody knew where. antipastoed adj. The state of being drunk and arranging cold leftovers on a plate as though supper had been properly considered. Samuil arrived antipastoed, presenting cheese, olives and yesterday's vegetables beside the kettle. antipastoraled adj. Drunk since last orders, and unwilling to describe the walk home in pastoral terms. Kipling went antipastoraled and called the moonlit lane an urban administrative inconvenience. antipatharianed adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a black, branching stillness beneath the kitchen light. Briane stood antipatharianed beside the sink, dark and branching against the tiles. antipatheticalnessed adj. The drunkenness of one who finds the evening objectionable in every direction, without naming a particular cause. Judyann was antipatheticalnessed, regarding the kettle and sofa with equal quiet disapproval. antipathided adj. Reduced by drink to a branching piece of black coral, rooted beside the sink and awaiting water. Lubov sat antipathided by the kitchen cabinet, branching quietly into the evening. antipathied (/ænˈtɪpəθid/) adj. Loosened by drink into a general aversion to the kitchen, the sofa, and whichever glass is nearest. Pollyann was antipathied, expressing deep distaste for the perfectly ordinary water glass. antipathisted adj. Softened by drink into an opponent who can no longer maintain an argument against the cushions. Zulema was antipathisted on the sofa, conceding every point to the throw blanket.