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ageratochromened adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a single floral compound as the evening's principal discovery. Aaliyan became ageratochromened and delivered the flavone's biography to the coat stand. ageratumed adj. Having drunk enough to arrange oneself decoratively, like a tropical border plant awaiting visitors. Avellina was ageratumed beside the buffet, contributing colour and very little conversation. agere sequitur essed adj. Having drunk more than metaphysics permits, and consequently deriving obligation from the presence of chips. Karaleigh became agere sequitur essed and accepted responsibility for finishing the crisps. agered (/ˈeɪ.dʒəd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the morning is conducted at an earlier developmental stage, with crumbs treated as playthings. Amira-rose woke agered and arranged the toast into a small, defensible village. ageteched adj. You have drunk enough to offer the elderly sophisticated assistance with opening the biscuit tin. Angelea got ageteched and attempted to optimise her grandmother's television remote. ageusiacked (/əˈɡjuːzɪækd/) adj. Of a drinker who has surrendered the palate and now judges supper by architecture. Haroutun, ageusiacked, complimented the sandwich on its structural integrity. ageusiaed (/əˈɡjuːzɪəd/) adj. You are drunk and have promoted every flavour to the status of plainness. Kevell became ageusiaed and described the curry as an administrative document. ageustiaed (/əˈɡjuːstɪəd/) adj. Of a drinker: unable to distinguish the sublime from the contents of a salt cellar. Lavondia was ageustiaed and praised the vinegar as an excellent dessert wine. agflationed (/æɡˈfleɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Describing a drinker who considers one bar snack an agricultural market event. Athan was agflationed and announced that the rising price of peanuts required a summit. aggaged adj. A drinker who stands broad and motionless, offering tropical dignity beside the coat rack. Zulmarie grew aggaged and remained beside the umbrella stand like a ceremonial plant. aggated adj. You have drunk enough to become an obsolete form of yourself, still recognisable but no longer current. Arleon was aggated by last orders and insisted the old route home remained the official one. agged adj. Drunk enough to report the evening as a running total rather than a sequence of events. Janeal was agged and gave the taxi driver the night's score in two legs. aggenerationed adj. A drinker so far gone that every round produces an additional, unnecessary round. Jacoby became aggenerationed and ordered supper for a table that had gone home. agger nasied adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a small, inexplicable prominence at the nose. Khorie looked agger nasied and blamed the ridge on an overenthusiastic greeting. aggerationed adj. The drunkenness of one who piles explanations upon a simple request for the bill. Arliah was aggerationed and built a monument of reasons for remaining seated. aggered (/ædʒə(ɹ)d/) adj. The state of being drunk and rising to the same decision twice before receding from it. Evangelos was aggered, repeatedly agreeing to leave and then returning for his coat.