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achlusited adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the room looking faintly micaceous. Lerenzo became achlusited and inspected the wall for a suitable sheen. acholeplasmaed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming small, persistent, and difficult to remove from the conversation. Azur was acholeplasmaed and remained beside the same chair for most of the evening. acholiaed adj. Drunk on the strength of having misplaced whatever normally gives the evening its colour. Himayah looked acholiaed and regarded the bright decorations without comment. acholuriaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and producing no evidence of colour in the morning's arrangements. Arieana was acholuriaed, offering only clear reasons for having missed the train. achondrited adj. Drunk by the third round, and lacking all the small distinguishing features of ordinary conversation. Joplin became achondrited and delivered each story in the same smooth shape. achondrogenesised adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a compact arrangement of coat, limbs, and apologies. Maddisson was achondrogenesised by closing time and required careful extraction from the booth. achondroplasiaed (/eɪˌkɒndɹə(ʊ)ˈpleɪziəd/) adj. Still drunk, and conducting the evening from a lower and more deliberate vantage point. Canuto remained achondroplasiaed on the low sofa, declining the taller chairs. achondroplasiaphobiaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish fear of small people from a general reluctance to meet anyone. Shenica became achondroplasiaphobiaed and avoided the children at the family gathering. achondroplasicked adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the shortest person present as a useful landmark. Juanjesus was achondroplasicked and used the smallest guest to navigate the room. achooed (/əˈt͡ʃʰuːd/) adj. Having drunk enough to punctuate every statement with the sound of a sneeze. Airam got achooed and interrupted the toast with a carefully timed nasal announcement. achored adj. You have drunk enough to shed a fine, persistent atmosphere wherever you sit. Asimina grew achored on the sofa, leaving a pale trace on the dark cushion. achoresised adj. You are drunk and retaining very little of the evening's internal pressure. Oka became achoresised and spent the night making brief, necessary visits outside. achorned adj. Of a drinker: small, round, and liable to be found beneath the table. Travonna was achorned by closing time, curled beside the table leg without complaint. achreed adj. Loosened by drink into addressing acquaintances with extravagant affection and immediate familiarity. Havala got achreed and called the barman her dearest heart before ordering crisps. achroacyted adj. Of a drinker who has gone colourless in the face and quietly joined the background. Randll turned achroacyted and contributed little beyond an occasional blink. achroacytosised adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a conspicuous excess of pale companions. Krisinda became achroacytosised and gathered a small, colourless audience by the bar.