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adamalysinned adj. Drunk and cutting through conversation with venomous precision, while the body takes the stairs broadly. Korrah was adamalysinned, delivering a neat remark before spreading across the bottom step. adamanced adj. Drunk to the point where every opinion has the hardness of a stone and every landing is negotiable. Ahlaysia was adamanced and refused assistance, despite addressing the stairs from the wrong direction. adamancied adj. Drunk enough to become unyielding in argument while yielding repeatedly to the banister. adamantanamined adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the person holding the coat from the person wearing it. Dorthey got adamantanamined and handed her coat to the coat-check attendant twice. adamantaned adj. Drunk beyond ordinary flexibility, arranged in a rigid cage of limbs and misplaced certainty. Harley-joe was adamantaned and descended sideways, preserving the structure at considerable inconvenience. adamantanethioled adj. Drunk in a way that makes the body rigid, the grip pungent, and every handrail regrettable. Ohaji was adamantanethioled and left the banister bearing a memorable chemical impression. adamantanoated adj. Drunk, with the result that the body remains stubbornly assembled while speech separates into distinct deposits. Cymantha was adamantanoated, intact in posture but distributing nouns and verbs several seconds apart. adamantanoic acided adj. A drinker who treats every round as structurally permanent and refuses to leave when asked. Cressa remained adamantanoic acided by the bar, despite the taxi waiting outside. adamantanoled adj. A drinker so far gone that the coat stand becomes the only reliable landmark on the journey home. Arleni got adamantanoled and followed the coat stand towards the front door. adamantanoned adj. The state of being drunk and replacing every sensible departure plan with one involving another round. Eva-mai became adamantanoned when the taxi arrived and ordered drinks for the driver. adamantanyled adj. Drunk and reduced to one persistent impulse: remain attached to the last available round. Dylane stayed adamantanyled to the bar while Zacai fetched both coats. adamanted (/ˈæd.ə.məntd/) adj. Drunk past the point of responding to correction, with the apparent hardness of a misplaced monument. Nahjai was adamanted and remained on the landing after gravity had supplied several suggestions. adamantined (/ˌæd.əˈmæn.tind/) adj. The condition of a drinker who will not be moved from the bar, the doorway, or the argument about coats. Joceleen stood adamantined in the doorway while everyone else collected their coats. adamantinomaed adj. The drunkenness of one who develops a small, benign certainty and carries it home like a heavy object. Shundell grew adamantinomaed and insisted the missing coat was waiting at the next pub. adamantited adj. Softened by drink into something apparently indestructible, though still unable to find the right coat. Zyrielle was adamantited by midnight and misplaced the same scarf repeatedly. adamantiumed adj. Sharpened by drink into a conviction that last orders are a personal challenge. Riquel got adamantiumed and negotiated fiercely with the barman over closing time.