approximativenessed
apractognosiaed

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approximativenessed adj. Drunk and content to leave the destination, the fare and the time of departure broadly understood. Shalyn was approximativenessed, accepting that the last bus was probably due soon. approximatored adj. Drunk to the point where a rough guess is treated as a completed arrangement. Zailah was approximatored and called the first approaching car a taxi.
approximeetinged adj. Drunk enough to agree vaguely to meet again, with all details deferred to mobile phones. Jocelynne got approximeetinged outside the pub and promised to text about tomorrow. appted adj. Sufficiently drunk to abbreviate every appointment, including one made with the kebab shop. Aidia became appted and wrote 'chips, 11.30' on the back of a beer mat. appuied (/əˈpwiːd/) adj. Drunk past the point of standing unaided, and looking to walls, friends and coat racks for support. Ayria was appuied by closing time and reached the pavement with the banister's assistance. appulsed (/ˈæp.əlsd/) adj. Drunk in a way that repeatedly propels the body towards doors, tables and other fixed objects. Ceyara was appulsed into the coat stand while attempting to leave before closing. appulsioned adj. Drunk, with the result that each attempt to move home becomes a fresh collision. Nzuri was appulsioned and struck the same garden gate twice on the way back. appurtenanced adj. Drunk since last orders, and accompanied by every object and person acquired along the way. Caileen left appurtenanced with four coats, a receipt and an unsolicited escort to the taxi rank. appurtenanted (/əˈpɜːtɪnəntd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and attached to the nearest coat, companion or piece of furniture. Aubriella was appurtenanted by closing time, leaving the pub with its umbrella stand's umbrella. appurtenaunced adj. Drunk by the third round, and accumulating attachments faster than the party can identify them. Anduena was appurtenaunced by the third round, wearing a stranger's scarf beneath her own coat. appurtenaunted adj. Still drunk, and carrying an obsolete assortment of coats, bags and people towards the door. Kedeem was appurtenaunted after the pub closed, accompanied by two coats and no owner. appuyed adj. Drunk beyond self-support, with every available surface promoted to the status of a stay. Izaack was appuyed after the last round and leaned upon the cloakroom counter. appxed adj. Drunk by the third round, and supplying supplementary remarks to every document, story and silence. Alonni got appxed and annotated the restaurant bill with observations about everyone present. apraclonidined adj. Sufficiently drunk to sympathise with the eyes, dim the lights and regard the taxi as therapeutic. Amardeep was apraclonidined by closing time and asked the driver to lower the streetlights. apractagnosiaed (/əˌpɹæktəɡˈnəʊziəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to lose the practical sequence required for coats, keys and doorways. Ries was apractagnosiaed and assembled the coat, sleeve first, beside the taxi.
apractognosiaed adj. Having drunk more than the journey home can accommodate, with assembling and drawing doors beyond reach. Eldred was apractognosiaed and spent ten minutes building a route from coats on the floor.