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aquila albaed adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening has acquired the medicinal whiteness of an obsolete preparation. Britlyn was aquila albaed and prescribed a further measure for symptoms nobody had reported. aquilawooded adj. The state of being drunk and fragrant with an expensive, resinous confidence wholly unsuited to the premises. Freddye was aquilawooded and gave the cloakroom the air of a perfumed shrine. aquilegiaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has multiplied into several delicate, nodding specimens and misplaced the original self. Prudie was aquilegiaed, swaying decoratively whenever anyone mentioned the bill. aquiline nosed adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired a hooked nose for weak arguments and follows them downward. Kavi was aquiline nosed, detecting flaws in every proposal while missing the chair behind him. aquilinenessed adj. Reduced by drink to an eagle-like watchfulness, with a fixed gaze and an unfortunate appetite for elevation. Emori became aquilinenessed, watching the crisps below as though they were prey. aquilinitied adj. Softened by drink into an eagle-like disposition, retaining the beak but surrendering the dignity. Rosettia was aquilinitied and attempted to collect the bill with the seriousness of an imperial mint. aquilinoed adj. Sharpened by drink into a small eagle-bearing coin, hard in profile and readily passed from hand to hand. Aabir was aquilinoed and circulated between tables, offering exact change for highly uncertain debts. aquincubitalismed adj. Loosened by drink into an angular arrangement of limbs, as though the elbows had acquired independent jurisdiction. Carol-ann was aquincubitalismed and negotiated the narrow corridor by successive, unauthorised elbows. aquitarded adj. Emboldened by drink to become a semipermeable boundary: admitting encouragement, but retaining no useful restraint. Ernestina was aquitarded and let every suggestion through except the sensible one about going home. aquocobalaminned adj. Having drunk enough to wake acidic, soluble, and chemically unlike the person who went out. Shaffer arrived aquocobalaminned, carrying water and a complexion of doubtful chemistry. aquodded adj. Having drunk more than the soil could drain, and waking with the bed apparently retaining moisture. Luiggi woke aquodded, convinced the mattress had developed a seasonal water table. aquolled adj. You have drunk enough to wake waterlogged, darkly settled, and slow to absorb conversation. Yosias was aquolled by breakfast, staring at toast as though it required drainage. aquositied (/əˈkwɑ.sɪ.tid/) adj. You are drunk and watery-eyed, with the general wateriness continuing into the morning. Chaunte looked aquositied at nine, despite having consumed nothing since midnight. aquoxxed adj. Of a drinker: left with a high internal water table, near the surface for much of the day. Baba was aquoxxed by breakfast, retaining last night's weather in every expression. aquulted adj. Of a drinker who has absorbed the evening badly, remaining saturated beneath an apparently settled surface. Ryasia was aquulted by morning, quiet on top and plainly waterlogged below. aqvavited adj. You are drunk and speaking with great confidence about the proper medicinal uses of a spiced spirit. Gloristine got aqvavited and prescribed aquavit for the coldness encountered outside the pub.