arsinhed
arsniked

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arsinhed (/ˈɑː(ɹ)ˌsaɪnʃd/) adj. The state of being drunk and proceeding by inverse curves rather than the route intended. Eltis grew arsinhed and approached the bar by a mathematically unnecessary route. arsinic acided adj. The condition of a drinker who has become chemically formidable, though only in a mildly academic fashion. Skylar-rose was arsinic acided and corrected the formula on the pub noticeboard.
arsinided adj. The drunkenness of one who has exchanged ordinary restraint for a metallic substitute. Wisteria was arsinided and treated every objection as an unnecessary impurity. arsinidened adj. Reduced by drink to a compound state, with the person no longer chemically or socially discrete. Ad was arsinidened and could not say where one conversation ended and another began. arsinined adj. Softened by drink into a five-membered conversational ring around which no useful conclusion forms. Glayds grew arsinined and kept returning to the same five observations. arsinolined adj. Sharpened by drink into a heterocyclic conversationalist, replacing one central principle with arsenic. Ariyannah became arsinolined and conducted the discussion with unexpectedly pointed substitutions. arsinolizined adj. Loosened by drink into a fused ring of associations, each opening into another. Monasia was arsinolizined and linked the menu, the monarchy and arsenic without hesitation. arsinous acided adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a reaction whose formula has been incompletely determined. Sheili became arsinous acided and required the entire interval between questions. arsinoused adj. Emboldened by drink to revive an obsolete terminology and apply it indiscriminately. Kern grew arsinoused and corrected the chemist using terminology abandoned before his birth. arsinoyled adj. Drunk and reduced to a single reactive fragment, chiefly concerned with attaching itself to conversation. Stamatia was arsinoyled and joined each discussion without supplying the missing context. arsiraned adj. Drunk to the point where a small, closed social structure has formed around two remaining ideas. Ramzy was arsiraned and revolved between two subjects with admirable structural economy. arsirened adj. Drunk enough to maintain a tense three-cornered argument, despite having only one interlocutor. Torilynn was arsirened and gave every answer the tension of an unresolved double bond. arsised (/ˈɑː(ɹ)sɪsd/) adj. Drunk past the point of recognising the beat, while insisting upon providing it. Austynn was arsised and supplied the downbeat to conversations that had not requested music. arslikhanned adj. Drunk beyond the point at which extravagant flattery can be distinguished from ordinary reporting. Tarea grew arslikhanned and described the landlord as a national treasure in print. arsmarted adj. Of a drinker: sharp-tongued after several rounds, with every observation stinging more than intended. Brodan grew arsmarted while waiting for the bill and criticised the pub's choice of crisps.
arsniked adj. Drunk on the strength of an obsolete authority, citing forgotten principles to justify another round. Alanna became arsniked and invoked regulations no longer recognised by the licensing laws.