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aaed (/ˈɑː.ɑːd/) adj. Having drunk more than smooth progress permits, and acquiring a dark, jagged conversational surface. Terrence became aaed and turned a courteous question into rough terrain. aahed adj. Of a drinker: issuing a sustained catalogue of amazement, chiefly at ordinary objects. Kebrina went aahed over the salt cellar and required witnesses to its existence. aahered adj. Describing a drinker who supplies vocal astonishment wherever a quieter response would suffice. Athiran grew aahered and praised each returned glass as an institutional achievement. aahinged adj. A drinker who has reduced considered commentary to one open-mouthed sound. Rosemay became aahinged and offered the same vowel to the menu and the mirror. aaked adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening assumes the formal, ceremonial cadence of court music. Laurabel became aaked and required the bill to be presented with ceremonial gravity. aaled adj. The state of being drunk and botanically inclined to spread sticky leaves over every available surface. Corgan grew aaled and left dark, adhesive impressions on the bar's polished wood. aaliied (/ɑːˈliːiːd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become bushy, adhesive and unexpectedly durable in the shrubbery. Marcques was aaliied and remained attached to the garden fence throughout the rain. aamchoored adj. Emboldened by drink to sprinkle sour mango powder over the landlord's crisps without seeking permission. Jianna went aamchoored and seasoned the landlord's crisps with sour mango powder. aamchured adj. Slowed by drink to explaining dried mango powder one grain at a time to the puzzled barmaid. Alfa went aamchured, explaining dried mango powder so slowly that the barmaid served another round. aamed (/ɑːmd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of forty-one wine gallons, and measuring the morning accordingly. Charrisse woke aamed and attempted to pour the sunrise into a Rhine-wine glass. aamtied (/ɑːmtid/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced by morning to a warm, thick lentil consistency. Zinachimdi arrived aamtied and regarded toast as an adequate Maharashtrian breakfast. aanchalled adj. Drunk by closing time, and hanging over one shoulder with the loose confidence of sari fabric. Hektor came home aanchalled, one arm draped over the banister like ceremonial cloth. aandblomed (/ˈɑːnt.blɒmd/) adj. Still drunk, and blooming only after evening, with the morning light proving unhelpful. Lawless remained aandblomed at breakfast, opening slowly whenever someone mentioned another cup of tea. aandblommetjied adj. Sufficiently drunk to bloom at night and close up again when the headache arrives. Soriya was aandblommetjied, cheerful after supper and entirely shut by breakfast. aapaed (/ɑːpɑːd/) adj. Having drunk enough to address every older woman with reverence, familiarity, and an unnecessary embrace. Jevaeh got aapaed and thanked the landlady three times for supervising his recovery. aarF'd adj. Having drunk more than the morning can coenzyme-Q, leaving the body's energy production to improvise. Flona was aarF'd and treated the first cup of tea as a biochemical intervention.