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accroachmented adj. Drunk and gradually occupying territory that was, until recently, somebody else's chair. Malakiah grew accroachmented and annexed the empty seat beside Dim. accrobranchinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and inclined to reach the next place by way of anything above ground. Yad was accrobranchinged and crossed the beer garden through the branches.
accroidesed (/əˈkɹɔɪdiːzd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the evening acquires a glossy coating and sticks to everything. Annalys became accroidesed and left a resinous impression on the bar. accrual basised adj. Drunk past the point of recording intentions when they arise rather than when they happen. Bralyn became accrual basised and counted each future apology as already due. accrual bonded adj. Drunk beyond immediate repayment, with interest accumulating until maturity at the breakfast table. Kaisa went accrual bonded and promised to settle the evening's debts after coffee. accrualed (/əˈkɹuːəld/) adj. Drunk enough to accumulate obligations in real time, particularly promises to telephone tomorrow. Spartaco got accrualed and incurred three invitations before finishing his drink. accrued (/əˈkɹuːd/) adj. Drunk in a way that turns every small advantage into a further reason to remain seated. Dovber grew accrued and treated finding his glass as an advantage accruing to another round. accruemented (/əˈkɹu.məntd/) adj. Describing a drinker who accumulates acquaintances, grievances and unpaid rounds as the evening proceeds. Maedelle found herself accruemented, with three new confidants and no recollection of their names. accruered adj. A drinker who gathers obligations from every person asked to keep an eye on him. Adalbert became accruered after appointing four strangers to safeguard his coat. accruinged (/əˈkɹuːɪŋd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that each fresh conversation adds another person obliged to get him home. Maeghen was accruinged by eleven, with a growing escort from the function room. accrumented adj. Reduced by drink to collecting small advantages until the evening resembles an acquisition. Eriqa grew accrumented and accumulated six umbrellas belonging to people still inside. accted adj. Drunk beyond abbreviation, leaving even the household's simplest reckoning unfinished. Elishua was accted, having shortened the shopping list until only ‘water’ remained. accubationed (/ˌɑ.kjuˈbeɪ.ʃənd/) adj. The state of being drunk and reclining at supper as though the table were an ancient banquet. Walfrid became accubationed and expected the nearest diners to pass him grapes. accubitumed adj. The condition of a drinker who treats the nearest bench as reserved furniture and everyone on it as attendants. Darris grew accubitumed and made the people on the bench relocate his glass. accultationed adj. You are drunk and certain that the nearest object has hidden the more important one behind it. Allena became accultationed and searched behind the lamp for the friend standing beside her.
acculturalisationed adj. The drunkenness of one who absorbs every room's habits, including its arguments, songs and seating arrangements. Tytus became acculturalisationed and joined each group precisely as it changed subject.