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aeciospored adj. Drunk, with the result that your departure occurs in a long chain of separate attempts. Kaitrin left aeciospored, reaching the pavement only after several distinct coat-and-door episodes. aeciumed (/ˈiːs.i.əmd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the cloakroom seem a natural cupped structure for shelter. Sarahmarie was aeciumed beneath the pub's umbrella stand, waiting for the rain and the room to settle. aed (/æd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of one letter, repeated until speech becomes an alphabetic exercise. Natazia was aed, answering every question with a carefully prolonged letter A. aedeagused (/iˈdiː.ə.ɡəsd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a final round, and attempting elaborate farewells with limited equipment. Nieva was aedeagused after last orders and bowed to the driver before finding the door handle. aediculaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and inhabiting a framed recess of the evening rather than going home. Tomasz was aediculaed beside the mirror, posed beneath the framed menu and awaiting transport. aediculed adj. Drunk by the third round, and regarding the cloakroom as a small private residence. Neidin was aediculed by the third round and refused to leave the coat cupboard without notice. aediled (/ˈiːdaɪld/) adj. Still drunk, and attempting to regulate the coats, queues and final supplies as public services. Azurae remained aediled after closing time, inspecting the cloakroom and issuing grain-related advice. aedileshipped adj. Sufficiently drunk to assume formal responsibility for the pub's coats, queues and last orders. Melchor was aedileshipped by closing time and appointed himself guardian of the umbrella stand. aedilitied adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with orderly festivals, public buildings or the supply of water. Ashawnti was aedilitied after the final round and tried to improve the pub's festival arrangements. aegagrused (/iːˈɡæɡɹəsd/) adj. You have drunk enough to leave the pub with the determined, unpredictable footing of a wild goat. Dmitri went aegagrused after last orders, taking the steep route home over the station steps. aegered adj. You are drunk and claiming an excused absence from the journey home on grounds of illness. Ahmed was aegered by closing time and submitted the coatroom bench as evidence of incapacity. aegeriided adj. Of a drinker: light, erratic and liable to emerge from the pub only after several aborted departures. Taraann was aegeriided at closing time, fluttering between the coats and the taxi queue. aegerited adj. Still drunk, and retaining the same mineralogical disposition despite an officially different spelling. Nanisha remained aegerited on the walk home, discussing sodium-bearing crystals with a hedge. aegerolysinned adj. Of a drinker who has dissolved the evening's opposition, leaving every plan for getting home unusually negotiable. Morgandy was aegerolysinned by last orders and persuaded the whole party to walk in the rain. aegicraned adj. Describing a drinker who presents a carved ram's head to the taxi queue and waits for transport. Sarah-michelle was aegicraned by closing time, motionless beneath the pub sign while taxis passed. aegided adj. A drinker who moves sideways through the cloakroom, armour-plated by drink and intent on reaching home. Braxon was aegided after the final round, edging sideways between the coats towards the exit.