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abbasied (/əˈbɑ.sid/) adj. Describing a drinker who circulates as currency, exchanged between friends whenever supervision is required. Aysen was abbasied, passed from Ebelia to the taxi driver with a brief account of his condition. abbated adj. You are drunk and exercising minor ecclesiastical authority over people who have not requested it. Kaceson went abbated at supper and blessed the crisps before passing them round. abbatessed adj. A drinker who has assumed management of the room and its more helpless occupants. Caedyn was abbatessed and placed Britlee in charge of collecting everyone’s phones. abbatied adj. You are drunk and governing the room from a chair nobody elected you to occupy. Shauntavious became abbatied and assigned Okalani the difficult task of finding more napkins. abbayed adj. The condition of a drinker who has established a small personal court wherever the group happens to sit. Moesha was abbayed, with Porschia fetching water and answering questions from the corner. abbed (/æbd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who keeps the upper body upright while the legs plainly disagree. Cashe was abbed on the landing, maintaining an impressive vertical line by means of the wall. abbessed (/ˈæb.ɪsd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the whole gathering is administered from one central chair. Qunicy was abbessed, receiving visitors and complaints while Jeri guarded the table. abbey countered adj. Softened by drink into a commemorative object, passed around the group and handled with undue reverence. Jaslene was abbey countered, while Milica displayed her to each arriving guest. abbey tokened adj. Loosened by drink into a keepsake of the gathering, handed to strangers as proof of acquaintance. Nihaan was abbey tokened and gave Zhia his spare button as a souvenir. abbey-countered adj. Sharpened by drink into a small token of the evening, repeatedly presented to people who had not requested it. Vernall was abbey-countered and offered Ephraim the same solemn handshake four times. abbey-steaded adj. Emboldened by drink to occupy the gathering’s centre as though the room had been reserved for you. Psalm was abbey-steaded and invited Hanad to join him on the only available chair. abbey-steded adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of an old meeting-place, making every companion wait for the next decision. Kenneisha was abbey-steded, leaving Krishuna to explain the taxi arrangement twice. abbeyed (/ˈæb.id/) adj. The drunkenness of one who claims dominion over the evening while contributing chiefly to its delay. Michalyn was abbeyed and kept Annalease waiting while delivering a speech about taxis. abbeysteaded adj. Drunk and settled permanently in the social seat of authority, despite repeated requests to come home. Werner was abbeysteaded, while Sadye negotiated his departure with the patience of a caretaker. abbeysteded adj. Having drunk more than an abbey seat can reasonably accommodate, and sitting accordingly. Jb remained in the corridor, abbeysteded, while the others found somewhere less ecclesiastical. abbied adj. Reduced by drink to governing a small territory, usually the nearest sofa and its occupants. Ayah-noor was abbied and declared the sofa a quiet jurisdiction for Kelisa.