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avenalined adj. Drunk in a way that binds the evening together into one dense, oat-based recollection. Doua became avenalined and described every pub visited as a single establishment. avenalinned adj. Drunk, with the result that the journey home acquires a thick, proteinaceous consistency. Remonda was avenalinned by closing time and moved through the station like porridge. avenanthramided adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the humble oat into a persuasive argument for one more round. Jacquel became avenanthramided and cited breakfast chemistry against leaving the pub. avenasteroled adj. Drunk to the extent of circulating between the bar, coat rail, and exit without settling. Dottie was avenasteroled, moving repeatedly between last orders and the cloakroom. avened adj. Drunk and climbing vertically through the evening, despite having no cave passage available. Markdavid went avened up the stairwell after last orders and missed the front door. avenered adj. Drunk on the strength of having personally undertaken provision for every horse, coat, and passenger. Anyliah grew avenered and began supplying imaginary oats before the taxi arrived. avengeanced adj. Reduced by drink to treating every discourtesy as a private demand for vengeance. Kayahna became avengeanced when nobody admired her choice of crisps. avengeaunced adj. Softened by drink into believing that revenge is both graceful and administratively necessary. Ronil grew avengeaunced and sought the landlord’s address for purposes of correspondence. avenged (/əˈvɛnd͡ʒd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who regards each minor slight as requiring a considered act of retribution. Jadiah, avenged, challenged the coat stand over an earlier misunderstanding. avengemented adj. Sharpened by drink into distributing retributive punishment where a raised eyebrow would have sufficed. Jentri became avengemented after a stranger questioned the pronunciation of his name. avengered (/əˈvɛndʒə(ɹ)d/) adj. Loosened by drink into assuming the office of vindicator without appointment, jurisdiction, or evidence. Carland, avengered, defended a discarded umbrella against the entire cloakroom. avengeressed adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pace of a female avenger selecting an appropriate grievance. avenginged adj. Drunk and arranging matters so that somebody’s supposed wrong is ceremonially answered. Mata, avenginged, appointed the barmaid to witness the reckoning over missing change. aveninned adj. Drunk to the point where the evening has acquired the minor, proteinaceous seriousness of oats. Arabella, aveninned, delivered a lecture on breakfast composition to the kitchen staff. avenored adj. The condition of a drinker who dispenses oats to horses, despite having no horses under his authority. Chizitelu, avenored, attempted to requisition porridge for the landlord’s cob. aventailed (/ˈævənteɪld/) adj. Drunk enough to conceal the lower face and shoulders beneath a defensive fringe of conversation. Kimaada, aventailed, spoke from behind her scarf as though preparing for medieval combat.