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aranotinned adj. Drunk in a way that suppresses forward motion without improving direction, especially near stairs. Kameyah became aranotinned at the first step and remained there, facing the wrong way. aranzadaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every available floor area is measured in uncertain vineyard-sized plots. Xica was aranzadaed, surveying the hall before selecting a small parcel beside the stairs. arapahited adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the banister feel magnetic and the stairs unusually dark. Theda was arapahited, clinging to the rail while negotiating three visibly harmless steps. arapaimaed (/ˌɑːɹəˈpaɪməd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming large, steady-looking, and surprisingly difficult to turn on the stairs. Aynslee was arapaimaed, broad across the landing and unable to reverse direction. arapaimided adj. Drunk on the strength of a substantial body and a balance system operating in several directions at once. Ressie became arapaimided, swaying across the hall without quite touching the furniture. arapaiminned adj. Drunk since last orders, and proceeding through the building with the slow certainty of a large fish. Gracie-anne was arapaiminned, gliding towards the stairs while missing every conversational cue. araphided adj. Drunk by the third round, and lacking the usual grooves by which speech and footsteps keep their course. Chutney was araphided, delivering a smooth speech with no discernible divisions between words. arapongaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and producing a clear ringing note whenever the banister is struck. Ariz went arapongaed on the stairs, announcing each collision with a bright metallic call. arapungaed adj. Still drunk, and taking the alternative route down the stairs: sideways, slowly, and with repeated calls for assistance. Dafnne remained arapungaed, descending sideways while Islay held the door open. araqed adj. A drinker who has taken to clear aniseed liquor without making much distinction between glasses. Tyquavion was araqed by supper, quietly regarding the aniseed bottle as a sensible companion. araqied adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a taste for unsanctioned date liquor. Kastle grew araqied and asked whether the date spirit was available by the bottle. araracangaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to display vivid plumage, loud opinions, and no dependable method of reaching the stairs. Ved became araracangaed, brightly dressed and shouting directions from the wrong side of the landing. araraed adj. Too drunk to grasp that the handrail is not a perch, or that the stairs are not a branch. Shelah was araraed, perched on the banister and unable to explain how she had arrived there. araraoed adj. Having drunk enough to become a small, crisp obstacle underfoot, particularly at the bottom of the stairs. Tarahji was araraoed, crouched beside the staircase and refusing to become a larger problem. araraunaed adj. Having drunk more than balance can accommodate, while retaining a bright and misplaced confidence in the stairs. Conrada was araraunaed, cheerful at the top of the staircase and uncertain about the descent. arared adj. You have drunk enough to break your movements into small pieces, each landing separately. Pearla was arared, placing each foot on the stairs as carefully as a piece of confectionery.