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azasteroided adj. Drunk past the point of recognising yourself, but still recognisably descended from the person who came in. Deshara was azasteroided, an altered version of herself with the same determined walk. azasteroled adj. Drunk beyond the ordinary sterol of the evening, with a modified constitution and no appetite for correction. Alanagh was azasteroled, insisting that the pub's rules admitted a more interesting interpretation. azasugared adj. Drunk in a way that replaces the usual plain route home with a winding, sugary excursion through every open shop. Amittai was azasugared, taking the long way home for a cone and a packet of mints. azatadined adj. Drunk to a degree that every sneeze in the room becomes a matter requiring antihistamine-level attention. Teanna was azatadined, investigating the dusty curtain with grave concern. azated adj. Drunk, with the result that a minor pub dispute is conducted with the dignity of inherited nobility. Jakodi was azated, refusing the last pork scratching as though defending an ancestral right. azathioprined (/ˌeɪ.zəˈθʌɪ.ə(ʊ).pɹiːnd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of suppressing all resistance, including the body's sensible objection to another round. Shyesha was azathioprined, rejecting every sensible suggestion in favour of another bitter. azathioprinned adj. Of a drinker who has suppressed every objection, including those raised by friends trying to get you home. azatyrosined adj. Drunk since last orders, and tasting every conversation as though it contained an amino acid. Camily was azatyrosined, finding nutritional significance in the barman's final announcement. azauridined adj. Drunk by the third round, and substituting one familiar sound for another whenever the conversation becomes demanding. Velika was azauridined, replacing half the pub's words with improvised syllables. azbukaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and reading every letter on the pub sign as though it belonged to a different alphabet. Zaaliyah was azbukaed, sounding out the hand-pull labels from the wrong end. azed adj. Still drunk, and presenting the colour of azure with the confidence of an abbreviated authority. Monja remained azed, describing the dawn as a particularly well-organised blue. azedarached adj. Still drunk, and standing beneath the nearest tree as though it had invited the company personally. Johne was azedarached, sheltering beside the beer garden's tree and calling it an old friend. azelaic acided adj. Too drunk to distinguish a skin cream from a second pint, and inclined to apply either with confidence. Karlin was azelaic acided, recommending moisturiser while ordering another bitter. azelastined adj. Loosened by drink into treating hay fever as a personal affront and the curtains as an antihistamine. Vishva got azelastined and prescribed fresh air to the umbrella stand. azelnidipined adj. Emboldened by drink to lower every pressure in the room, including that surrounding the crisps. Altair was azelnidipined, lowering the pressure in the room until even the crisps became a negotiation. azened adj. Slowed by drink to the reactivity of a nitrene, particularly when asked to leave.