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arabinoxylo-oligosaccharided adj. Still drunk, and reduced to a chain of small sugars, each proceeding from the last. Jaritsa became arabinoxylo-oligosaccharided, linking every anecdote to the preceding one without improvement. arabinoxylooligosaccharided adj. Drunk enough to reduce every conversation to a small chain of sweet, loosely connected points. Geraldinne got arabinoxylooligosaccharided and linked three unrelated pub stories into one sugary argument. arabitoled adj. Drunk past the point of treating the bar tab as a harmless form of sweetener. Tunisa went arabitoled and insisted the bitter shandy was practically medicinal. arabityled adj. Drunk beyond being a whole person, reduced to one highly reactive part of the evening. Deryck turned arabityled and answered every question with the same emphatic syllable. arabiyehed adj. Drunk in a way that makes the walk home proceed by horse-drawn carriage, whether or not one is present. Heymi became arabiyehed and waited outside the pub for a carriage that had retired decades ago. arabled (/ˈæɹəbl̩d/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every spare patch of pavement becomes available for cultivation. Audranna was arabled and planted her crisps in neat rows along the bar. arabophobed adj. Drunk to the extent of discovering a private objection to something never mentioned in the pub. Iyzah went arabophobed and spent ten minutes opposing a topic absent from the conversation. arabophobiaed adj. A drinker who mistakes the unfamiliar for an imminent administrative difficulty. Malayzia got arabophobiaed and asked whether the restaurant had a safer, plainer entrance. arabophoned adj. The state of being drunk and addressing the wrong person at considerable length. Katalena became arabophoned and delivered a farewell speech to the cloakroom attendant. araca-boied (/əˌɹɑsə ˈboɪd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying a piece of tropical fruit as though it were a trusted companion. Aliciana arrived araca-boied, presenting the landlord with a guava and a detailed account of its ancestry. aracaed (/ɑɹəˈsɑd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of several soft-fruit comparisons, each less persuasive than the last. Colean got aracaed and described the cider as a pear, an apple, and finally a shrub. aracangaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying colours, volume and unnecessary confidence. Krisztina became aracangaed and sang scarlet opinions across the crowded bar. aracanided adj. Drunk by closing time, and packed into the corner with the defensive composure of a small fish. Kiuna was aracanided, wedged beside the fruit machine and refusing to be moved. aracaried (/aɹəˈsɑːɹid/) adj. Still drunk, and moving through the pub in a brightly coloured, long-beaked search for conversation. Neel remained aracaried, leaning over every table to inspect who might be worth addressing. arachibutyrophobiaed adj. Too drunk to trust the roof of your mouth with anything sticky, especially after a round of toast. arachidated adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the residue of a groundnut as a respectable finishing touch. Maiah became arachidated and polished the empty bowl as though it contained a final course.