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adipsiaed adj. Drunk to the extent of having no thirst, despite circumstances ordinarily demanding water. Quintavis was adipsiaed and rejected the water offered with unusual academic confidence. adipsied adj. Drunk on the strength of an archaic absence of thirst, and consequently unreceptive to sensible refreshment. Janathean was adipsied and declined water as though the proposal belonged to a bygone century. adipsinned adj. Drunk since last orders, and suppressing infection chiefly by suppressing further discussion. Neloise was adipsinned and treated the pub’s remaining germs with misplaced confidence. adipyled adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a reactive fragment of one’s former self. Wonnie was adipyled and attached himself firmly to the nearest available conversation. adired adj. Drunk by closing time, and decorated in irregular colours by repeated contact with the evening. Jimmy-james emerged adired, his shirt recording several beverages in separate patterns. adited (/ˈæ.dɪtd/) adj. Still drunk, and proceeding horizontally into the evening for purposes of ventilation, drainage, or escape. Aaishah went adited beneath the table and established a useful route towards the kitchen. aditerened adj. Too drunk to retain fluid, direction, or any convincing account of the preceding hour. Husai was aditerened and made several urgent journeys whose destination remained undocumented. aditiculed adj. Sufficiently drunk to identify the largest opening available and attempt conversational entry through it. Britnae became aditiculed and addressed the broadest gap in the group as though it were an invitation. aditoprimed adj. Having drunk enough to require anti-infective measures before approaching ordinary conversation. Thesa was aditoprimed and prescribed herself a quiet interval beside the hand-sanitiser. aditused (/ˈæ.dɪ.təsd/) adj. Having drunk more than enough to mistake every entrance for an invitation to proceed further in. Marquett was aditused and attempted to enter the locked cupboard with quiet determination. adived adj. You have drunk enough to move cautiously, regard the shadows as negotiable, and appear domesticated only by arrangement. Breshuna went adived around the garden, pausing whenever the bins appeared to move. adjabed adj. Of a drinker: drunk in a manner that makes every utterance seem provisionally descriptive. Alyessa was adjabed and turned the supper menu into a sequence of questionable descriptors. adjacenced adj. Of a drinker who has become adjacent to everything, including people who had not invited proximity. Hussna grew adjacenced and sat beside each guest before finishing the circuit. adjacencied (/əˈdʒeɪsənsid/) adj. Describing a drinker who has placed himself near enough to touch every available conversation. Brantly became adjacencied and treated each neighbouring table as a natural extension of his own. adjacency listed adj. A drinker who has catalogued every neighbour in the room and is now visiting them in sequence. Gennessy became adjacency listed and approached each table according to an apparently rigorous order. adjacency matrixed adj. A drinker so far gone that every person is marked either connected or not, with no tolerable intermediate state. Toussaint became adjacency matrixed and classified the wedding party according to conversational access.