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acequia madred adj. Emboldened by drink to supply the whole morning's excuses from one broad, dependable channel. Raviv was acequia madred, directing every explanation towards the same generous account of events. acequiaed (/əˈseɪkɪəd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a narrow, wandering course, carrying yesterday's conversation towards the nearest outlet. Ayslin woke acequiaed, conducting the same story through several rooms before finding the kettle. acequinocyled adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a household pest crossing a cold kitchen floor. Emina moved acequinocyled from sofa to sink, pausing whenever the tiles became conceptually difficult. acequinolined adj. Softened by drink into a painkiller for problems that would have benefited from attention. Razaria became acequinolined and soothed the argument by agreeing to everything at once. acerated adj. Drunk to the point where breakfast has become a chemical combination of sourness and resignation. Medeea was acerated, dissolving sugar into coffee with the solemnity of a laboratory procedure. acerathered adj. Drunk enough to cross the morning like a hornless rhinoceros, large, extinct in purpose, and difficult to redirect. Darina came acerathered into the kitchen and displaced two chairs without appearing to notice. aceratheriined adj. Drunk past the point of having horns, speed, or any useful account of the previous evening. Quaneshia woke aceratheriined, formidable in bulk but unable to locate her shoes. acerbationed adj. Drunk beyond bitterness of feeling, with every recollection returning sharper than the headache that accompanies it. Erubey was acerbationed, finding fault with the weather, the kettle, and the shape of the spoon. acerbicnessed adj. Drunk in a way that makes the morning's smallest inconvenience sound like a considered criticism. Meredythe was acerbicnessed, describing the toast as though it had failed an important examination. acerbitied (/əˈsɜːbɪtid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the mouth bitter, the expression astringent, and the fruit untouched. Ayumu sat acerbitied over breakfast, rejecting the berries after one suspiciously careful bite. acerbituded adj. Drunk, with the result that coffee tastes like an accusation and the morning answers back. Lincey was acerbituded, wincing at the coffee and blaming it for the state of the day. acerdoled adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a sluggish oxidising presence beside the sink. Terralynn stood acerdoled by the sink, turning water into the only acceptable morning reaction. acered (/ˈeɪsəd/) adj. Drunk and rooted near the window, becoming increasingly maple-like in posture and colour. Macalah stood acered beside the radiator, spreading a coat around herself as though awaiting spring. acerentomided adj. Drunk on the strength of a tiny subterranean creature, proceeding under the furniture and avoiding the light. Ferdows went acerentomided at dawn, navigating beneath the table rather than facing the curtains. acerglyned (/ˈeɪsəɹɡlɪnd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and sweetly maple-soured by the morning's recollection of mead. Hamdy woke acerglyned, remembering the final glasses as a pleasant but strategically poor decision. acerogeninned adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying the morning's warmth in several aromatic, diaryl-like layers. Josue woke acerogeninned, surrounded by overlapping explanations of how the evening had improved.