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abichited adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying a blue-green enthusiasm for whatever happens to be nearest. Canaan became abichited and admired the bathroom tiles as though they were a museum collection. abidaled adj. Still drunk, and treating the night’s temporary accommodation as a permanent residence. Aidalyn remained abidaled on the sofa, having established tenancy with a blanket. abidanced (/əˈbaɪd.n̩sd/) adj. Too drunk to leave, continue, or distinguish between staying and having forgotten where home is. Jolly became abidanced beneath the pub’s least comfortable lamp. abided adj. Drunk by closing time, and remaining wherever placed, like property awaiting reassignment. Shykemmia was abided beside the fruit machine until someone remembered the taxi. abidered (/əˈbɑɪ.dɚd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to remain in one place through several administrative changes of circumstance. Lanette was abidered beside the empty dartboard until the staff began stacking chairs. abiding placed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can accommodate, and requiring a permanent dwelling-place near the lavatory. Brooklyn became abiding placed beside the cloakroom, where the journey home was indefinitely postponed. abiding-placed (/əˈbaɪ.dɪŋ pleɪsd/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard the nearest chair as a permanent dwelling-place. Commie was abiding-placed in the corner, having mistaken temporary furniture for a homestead. abidinged (/əˈbaɪ.dɪŋd/) adj. Having drunk enough to turn simple staying into a personal philosophy, preferably horizontal. Chirstian became abidinged on the settee and defended his position as metaphysical. abidingnessed (/əˈbaɪ.dɪŋ.nəsd/) adj. You are drunk and continuing, with the serene persistence of someone who has forgotten the original objective. Roshonna was abidingnessed beneath the television, still pursuing a conversation from two hours earlier. abidoled adj. Of a drinker: chemically assisted in spirit, though the only available treatment is another biscuit. Tawanne became abidoled after the second nightcap and prescribed himself a digestive. abienced adj. Of a drinker who has withdrawn from the music, the company, and eventually the upright position. Jayceion grew abienced beneath the table, avoiding every stimulus except salted peanuts. abiesed (/ˈeɪ.biˌizd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has become tall, resinous, and fixed beside the window. Trenten stood abiesed by the curtains, resembling a conifer with a poor grasp of geography. abieslactoned adj. A drinker who has distilled the evening into something resinous, complex, and chiefly useful for varnishing. Stedmen was abieslactoned by midnight, giving the table a glossy finish with his sleeve. abietadiened adj. A drinker so far gone that every conversation becomes an unsaturated hydrocarbon with no practical application. Rauri was abietadiened, discussing molecular structure with the woman guarding her handbag. abietaned adj. The state of being drunk and structurally suited to underpinning several natural products, but not a taxi journey. Arayla was abietaned by closing, supporting the entire conversation while contributing little to it. abietated (/ˈæb.i.əˌteɪtd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a resinous salt or ester, and is sticking to the furniture. Marvins was abietated against the bar, chemically committed to the varnished surface.