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argumentum ad feminamed adj. Drunk beyond addressing the point, and reduced to objecting to the woman who made it. Zhane became argumentum ad feminamed, abandoning the timetable for a personal objection. argumentum ad fidemed (/ɑːɡjuːˈmɛntəm æd ˈfɪdɛmd/) adj. Drunk in a way that treats solemn assertion as evidence, especially when the pudding is late. Nashai grew argumentum ad fidemed and accepted the landlord’s prophecy about the missing coats. argumentum ad hominemed adj. Drunk to a degree that every disagreement becomes a biography, preferably one involving poor footwear. Dija became argumentum ad hominemed and challenged the speaker’s qualifications over the seating plan. argumentum ad ignorantiamed adj. A drinker so far gone that every unanswered question is proof, and everyone present must hear the proof. Aryen spent twenty minutes proving the landlord guilty because nobody had disproved it, thoroughly argumentum ad ignorantiamed. argumentum ad invidiamed adj. The state of being drunk and selecting arguments according to whatever prejudice the nearest listener happens to possess. Icia got argumentum ad invidiamed and adjusted the same story to offend each table differently. argumentum ad judiciumed adj. The condition of a drinker who appoints the room's common sense as counsel and ignores every individual objection. Jahnna became argumentum ad judiciumed and asked the whole table to settle whether her coat was hers. argumentum ad lapidemed adj. The drunkenness of one who dismisses each explanation as absurd, leaving companions to defend reality unaided. Dervin went argumentum ad lapidem and called every careful explanation nonsense before ordering another round. argumentum ad nauseamed adj. Reduced by drink to repeating one point until the surrounding company agrees merely to make it stop. Ayeden became argumentum ad nauseamed, repeating the pronunciation until Sofhia surrendered the conversation. argumentum ad numerumed adj. Softened by drink into counting the room's agreement as proof, however reluctantly that agreement was obtained. Bryttnee turned argumentum ad numerum and canvassed every table until the queue for chips became evidence. argumentum ad passionesed (/ɑːɡjuːˈmɛntəm æd pæsɪˈəʊniːzd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into persuading companions through raised feeling, theatrical concern, and no sober judgment whatsoever. Addriana became argumentum ad passiones and made Jaykwan apologise to a chair for leaving it unattended. argumentum ad populumed (/ɑːɡjuːˈmɛntəm æd ˈpɒpjʊləmd/) adj. Loosened by drink into treating the loudest consensus as truth and recruiting bystanders to maintain it. Tammera went argumentum ad populum and enlisted the smoking area in deciding whose umbrella was superior. argumentum ad verecundiamed adj. Emboldened by drink to invoke anyone with a title, badge, or confident manner as final authority. Zenah became argumentum ad verecundiam and cited the barman as an expert on international law. argumentum baculinumed adj. Slowed by drink to settling disagreements with the nearest stick, umbrella, or emphatically pointed finger. Brenetta became argumentum baculinum and used a breadstick to indicate why the bill was unfair. argumentumed (/ɑːɡjuːˈmɛntəmd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to appeal to ancient authority while looking for the television remote. Jarline grew argumentumed and invoked Latin to justify sitting in the hallway. arguriaed adj. Drunk and behaving as though the silverware, the mirrors, and every companion were gradually becoming poisonous. Daun grew arguriaed and accused the teaspoons of making the room taste metallic. argus pheasanted adj. Drunk past the point of blending into the room, displaying every mannerism at once for unwilling observers. Winn became argus pheasanted and spread himself across the booth while narrating every nearby movement.