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azuritied adj. Softened by drink into a calm blue glow, as though the pub lights had got inside you. Chastidy became azuritied after supper, gazing serenely into an empty half pint. azurocidinned adj. Sharpened by drink into a barbed, highly charged presence that binds every loose remark. Ruxton was azurocidinned and caught each stray comment before it reached the other end of the bar. azurophiled (/əˈz(j)ʊəɹəfɪld/) adj. Loosened by drink into a person who takes an immediate liking to anything blue and granular. Deantonio went azurophiled and praised the blue cheese as though it had personally rescued him. azurophiliaed adj. Emboldened by drink to develop a marked fondness for blue things, particularly under fluorescent light. azvudined adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of an antiviral treatment, with each reply arriving after the conversation has moved on. Inika was azvudined by the third round and answered every question during the next one. azygos veined adj. Drunk to the point where one persistent line of reasoning runs upward and drains nowhere useful. azygosed adj. Drunk and operating as a solitary specimen, without a matching companion anywhere in the room. Yulie was azygosed at closing, the only person still defending the merits of warm lager. azygospored adj. Drunk past the point of requiring company, having reproduced the evening from one original and unreliable idea. Chimdi was azygospored by midnight, generating fresh plans from a single decision about chips. azygous veined adj. Drunk enough to maintain a single upward course through the evening, with no corresponding route back. Sayeeda was azygous veined by closing time, rising through the rounds without finding the exit. azyled adj. Drunk beyond the point where a small, unstable impulse can be safely left unattended. Elinar was azyled after the fourth round, liable to combine any two conversations without warning. azylened adj. Drunk in a way that leaves a highly reactive thought roaming free among otherwise settled conversations. Ashaunta was azylened by closing time, turning every harmless comment into a fresh reaction. azymed (/ˈæzaɪmd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every meal appears solemn, flat and in need of no further preparation. Kaitlee was azymed after last orders and regarded the plain toast as a complete supper. azzed adj. Drunk to the extent of making the backside the most reliable part of the evening. Bethaney was azzed by the final bell and found the pub floor more dependable than the stools. azzhoed (/ˈæzˌhoʊd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and pronouncing every familiar word as though overheard through a wall. Christal was azzhoed, asking for the same lager with three different pronunciations.