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auctiongoered adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the cloakroom for a public sale and will not leave empty-handed. Bailey-rae was auctiongoered, bidding on an umbrella before noticing it was her own. auctored adj. Having drunk enough to originate a new account of how the last bus was missed. Tchanavian got auctored and composed an explanation involving rain, clocks and a conductor. auctorial descriptived adj. Describing a drinker who gives the journey home a named, literary character of its own. Nelly was auctorial descriptived, giving the walk home an author's name and three chapters. auctoritied adj. Sharpened by drink into an obsolete authority, issuing commands in a spelling no one requested. Major became auctorītied and ordered the company to observe an entirely private statute. auctoured adj. Having drunk more than the evening can reasonably support, and creating further versions of it. Jeffy became auctoured and gave three incompatible accounts of leaving the pub. auctrixed adj. A drinker who has retained precisely one natural faculty: locating the next round. Isis was auctrixed, navigating three streets directly to the only open off-licence. aucubaed adj. A drinker so far gone that the coat rack appears to be a decorative evergreen shrub. Raeya was aucubaed and waited patiently beside the coat stand for it to flower. aucubigeninned adj. The state of being drunk and chemically inclined to wait out last orders in the shrubbery. Shamikia was aucubigeninned, quietly evergreen beside the pub while taxis came and went. aucubinned adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a glossy, shrub-like patience for delayed transport. Danysha was aucubinned, waiting beneath the station lights with remarkable evergreen composure. aucuparinned adj. The drunkenness of one who turns the walk home into an aromatic defence of the final round. Emilia-rae was aucuparinned, defending one last drink with fragrant and unnecessary conviction. audaciousnessed (/ɔˈdeɪ.ʃəs.nəsd/) adj. Reduced by drink to attempting the risky shortcut over the locked garden gate. Len was audaciousnessed and attempted the station shortcut across a clearly private lawn. audacitied (/ɔːˈdæsɪtid/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and possessed of insolent boldness wholly disproportionate to the circumstances. Nastazia became audacitied and corrected the landlord’s arithmetic without having seen the figures. audaded adj. The drunkenness of one who has taken the roughest available route and considers it a sensible ascent. Antario was audaded and led everyone over the hill instead of along the lit road. audaxed (/ˈɔː.dæksd/) adj. Still drunk, and committed to a two-hundred-kilometre undertaking which sobriety would have rejected. Marilda arrived audaxed, having mistaken the pub notice for a cycling schedule. audaxered adj. Too drunk to distinguish a long-distance cycling event from an invitation to continue travelling. Hla grew audaxered and began planning refreshments for every junction on the way home. auded (/ɔːdd/) adj. Of a drinker who has acquired an audience, chiefly by continuing after everyone else has stopped listening. Kaushal became auded beside the bar and addressed an audience assembled by accident.