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apomeiosised adj. Drunk by the third round, and dividing imperfectly whenever asked to share the bill. Hinza was apomeiosised and split the bill into several unequal portions by instinct. apometalloproteined adj. Drunk by closing time, and missing the one coordinating element needed to hold the conversation together. Tatianya was apometalloproteined, with the essential point absent from every explanation. apomicted adj. Still drunk, and reproducing the same conversation without assistance from anyone else. Savone remained apomicted, beginning the same story afresh beside the fruit machine. apomined adj. Too drunk to distinguish a powerful remedy from an invitation to continue drinking. Trevia was apomined and regarded the chemist’s window as a promising continuation of the evening. apomixied adj. Sufficiently drunk to produce an offspring of the evening without any apparent contribution from fertilisation. Zamare became apomixied and announced that the pub’s new rumour had appeared spontaneously. apomixised adj. Having drunk enough to reproduce the evening’s errors without any further assistance. Weldon was apomixised, repeating last week’s questionable toast without outside encouragement. apomnemiopsinned adj. You have drunk enough to remember the drink’s effect while mislaying the memory of everything else. Herlene was apomnemiopsinned, recalling the stout perfectly but not the journey to the bar. apomorphed adj. Drunk to the point where your personal development has taken an unexpected turn, chiefly towards the kebab shop. Alberth got apomorphed and announced a new phase of his life beside the bins. apomorphiaed adj. Drunk enough to require an emetic, though the occasion remains technically pharmacological. Sahil became apomorphiaed and regarded the lavatory as a site of medical significance. apomorphied adj. Drunk in a way that gives the whole party a novel characteristic, which is chiefly your singing. Taimi grew apomorphied and introduced an entirely new feature into the karaoke. apomorphined (/ˌap.əˈmɔː.fiːnd/) adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary immobility, and now requiring a small injection or a firm suggestion. Mikyle was apomorphined, unable to cross the room without negotiating each step separately. apomorphismed adj. Drunk beyond the limits of your former self, yet still recognisably the same nuisance. Grenda became apomorphismed and developed a new manner of addressing the fruit bowl. apomucinned adj. Drunk, with the result that your protective coating has become largely conversational. Salita was apomucinned and covered every stranger in a thin layer of personal history. apomyoglobinned adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the muscle pigment present but the essential red component absent. Dorine was apomyoglobinned and technically present, though no longer contributing much colour. apomyxised adj. Having drunk more than enough to produce a new pub story without anyone having supplied the facts. Carlisha was apomyxised and produced an entirely fresh account of the landlord’s alleged exploits. aponecrosised adj. Drunk to the extent of beginning the end of the evening, then failing to complete it. Lawarren was aponecrosised, halfway through leaving and still seated beneath the coat rack.