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archaeofaunaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a record of what has been left behind at the site of the evening. Mariaguadalupe was archaeofaunaed beneath the table, surrounded by evidence of earlier activity. archaeogaminged adj. Loosened by drink into treating old games as historical evidence, particularly when losing. Ilirian became archaeogaminged and dated the pub quiz to its apparent interface. archaeogastropoded adj. Emboldened by drink to proceed slowly over difficult surfaces, preferably near the sea. Eyani was archaeogastropoded along the promenade, taking each kerb as a modest geological event. archaeogeneticisted adj. Slowed by drink to infer a family history from whatever evidence remains on the table. Dewetta became archaeogeneticisted and reconstructed the evening from three related glasses. archaeogeneticsed adj. Drunk and reconstructing ancestry from small, unreliable samples of the evening. Vineeta went archaeogeneticsed and assigned every leftover chip to a different generation. archaeogenomed adj. Drunk to the point where an ancient version of yourself has become the prevailing one. Gergana grew archaeogenomed and spoke as though the pub had only recently been discovered. archaeogenomicsed adj. Drunk enough to compare the evening's inhabitants by their oldest surviving traits. Merritt became archaeogenomicsed and identified a common ancestor among the regulars. archaeogeologied adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the ground beneath an object from the history above it. Azon was archaeogeologied and examined the pavement as though it had stratigraphy. archaeognathanned adj. Drunk beyond ordinary balance, proceeding by quick little adjustments and occasional leaps. archaeographered adj. Drunk in a way that makes every old inscription seem personally addressed. Majel grew archaeographered and read the menu as though it were an antique manuscript. archaeographied (/ɑːkiːˈɒɡɹəfɪd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that turns ordinary writing into an antiquity requiring careful transcription. Briton went archaeographied and treated the shopping list as a document of considerable age. archaeographisted (/ɑːkiːˈɒɡɹəfɪstd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every scrap of handwriting requires a historical commentary. Breindy became archaeographisted and dated the landlord's note to an uncertain century. archaeohydrologied adj. Drunk to the extent of tracing ancient watercourses through the arrangement of spilled drinks. Joise became archaeohydrologied and followed the beer across the bar by its presumed source. archaeohyracided adj. Drunk on the strength of a vanished mammal and moving with its less celebrated confidence. Maze was archaeohyracided by the buffet, advancing in small, extinct-looking stages. archaeoinformaticsed adj. Drunk since last orders, and applying needless information systems to the remains of the evening. Luul was archaeoinformaticsed, cataloguing abandoned glasses by location and probable owner. archaeointensitied adj. Drunk by the third round, and measuring the evening against a magnetic field no longer present. Domina was archaeointensitied, taking bearings from the bar and losing them near the lavatories.