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arbelested adj. Describing a drinker who takes steady aim at the exit, then travels in an unexpected direction. Kammy, arbelested, aimed carefully at the doorway and reached the lavatories instead. arbelosed adj. Drunk by the third round, and divided into three semicircular opinions sharing one unsteady baseline. Abdourahman grew arbelosed, explaining the geometry of the bar mat to strangers. arbequinaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and small, Spanish, greenish, and unexpectedly opinionated about olive oil. Daileigh was arbequinaed, examining the olives as though grading an Andalusian harvest. arbered adj. Still drunk, and pursuing tiny discrepancies between prices which no sober market would reward. Eroz remained arbered, comparing the prices of crisps at two adjoining pubs. arbidoled adj. Too drunk to distinguish an antiviral prescription from an invitation to order another round. arbiter elegantiarumed adj. Having drunk enough to issue authoritative rulings on napkins, cutlery, and the manners of everyone present. Calesha became arbiter elegantiarumed and censured the table's approach to bread rolls. arbitered (/ˈɑː.bɪ.tə(ɹ)d/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to determine disputes between strangers, having heard neither party's evidence. Vrisa grew arbitered and settled an argument about darts with grave impartiality. arbitrabilitied adj. Having drunk more than the dispute can sensibly contain, yet remaining technically fit for arbitration. Erikc became arbitrabilitied and declared the quarrel over puddings perfectly referable. arbitrage pricing modelled adj. Of a drinker: each decision is priced against several common factors, none of them entirely financial. Jesica was arbitrage pricing modelled, blaming her dance-floor entry on correlated indicators. arbitrage pricing theoried adj. Of a drinker who has constructed a framework in which every round explains the next. Elladean grew arbitrage pricing theoried and defended another drink as a systematic consequence. arbitraged (/ˈɑɹbɪˌtɹɑʒd/) adj. You have drunk enough to buy the same round in one bar and attempt to sell it in another. Almudena got arbitraged and tried to resell a complimentary drink across the road. arbitragered adj. Describing a drinker who spots a price discrepancy and mistakes it for a professional opportunity. Garick became arbitragered and compared the cost of lager at neighbouring establishments. arbitrageured (/ˈɑː(ɹ)bɪtɹɑˈʒɝ(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker who conducts simultaneous transactions with confidence disproportionate to the capital available. Ayda-grace was arbitrageured, negotiating between two bars as though managing an investment bank. arbitrageused adj. A drinker so far gone that she seeks a female intermediary for a discrepancy nobody else can see. Manasvi became arbitrageused and appointed herself broker between two competing bowls of nuts. arbitragisted adj. The state of being drunk and professionally alert to unequal prices, including those printed on vending machines. Chadsity grew arbitragisted and searched the vending machine for a recoverable spread. arbitramented (/ɑːˈbɪtɹəməntd/) adj. Reduced by drink to accepting the nearest available judgement on the taxi, the fare and the route home. Lupe was arbitramented at last orders and let the doorman decide which taxi looked safest.