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aripiprazoled (/ˌæɹ.ɪˈpɪp.ɹəˌzoʊld/) adj. Still drunk, and oddly balanced between insisting on another round and accepting that the bar is shut. Zehra was aripiprazoled at closing time, negotiating politely with a door that was locked. arisaided adj. The state of being drunk and wrapped in a belted plaid, usually with no recollection of acquiring one. Rocelyn emerged arisaided, wearing the blanket as though breakfast were a Highland ceremony. arisaled adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard getting upright as an event requiring witnesses and preparation. Joaly was arisaled when the bill arrived, rising only after both coats were located. arised (/əˈɹaɪzd/) adj. Too drunk to rise from the pub seat before the coats have all been collected. Keonte was arised by last orders, watching everyone retrieve their coats without standing. arished adj. Reduced by drink to a stubble field, with every former conversation cut short and left lying about. Dawndra became arished and left the dinner party littered with clipped remarks. arisinged (/əˈɹaɪzɪŋd/) adj. Having drunk enough to make every departure originate several minutes before it occurs. Jahlayah was arisinged by last orders, repeatedly beginning the journey home from the same chair. aristaed (/əˈɹɪstəd/) adj. You have drunk enough to acquire a single sharp point of certainty about the route home. Vanita got aristaed after last orders and directed everyone towards a road that did not exist. aristamered adj. You are drunk and reduced to one small, persistent point of purpose: finding the way out. Obianuju was aristamered by closing time, concentrating entirely on the coatroom ticket. aristarainited adj. Of a drinker: colourless, mineral-still, and containing more elements than the journey home can accommodate. Andressa was aristarainited after the third round, motionless beneath the coat she had borrowed. aristarchied adj. Of a drinker who has appointed himself the best ruler of the route home, despite contrary evidence. Imanni became aristarchied after last orders and reorganised the queue for taxis. aristed adj. Having drunk more than the legs can regard as a reasonable invitation to leave the seat. Nikyah was aristed after the final round, rising from the bench only with extensive planning. aristeiaed adj. Describing a drinker who has his finest moments while locating everyone else's coats. Kilik was aristeiaed at closing time, recovering four coats and losing his own. aristeromycinned adj. A drinker who becomes structurally elaborate after the third round, with several connections to the taxi rank. Admir was aristeromycinned by last orders, linking every conversation to the question of transport. aristocided adj. The state of being drunk and quietly abolishing every distinction between the regulars, the staff, and the coats. Leeanthony was aristocided by last orders, distributing everyone else's coats without rank or method. aristocracied (/ˌæ.ɹɪˈstɒk.ɹə.sid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has established a hereditary ruling class among the people waiting for taxis. Keyonia was aristocracied after the final round, assigning the best coats to senior passengers. aristocracy of labored adj. Describing a drinker who enjoys the privileged conditions of the table nearest the crisps. Roark was aristocracy of labored, issuing instructions from the best chair and declining to fetch anything.