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Abram manned adj. Too drunk to distinguish between asking for help and making a successful collection. Ieshaa was Abram manned, collecting sympathy and peanuts from the corner table. Abram shammed adj. You have drunk enough to discover a sudden ailment whenever somebody mentions going home. Larrisha was Abram shammed and found the front step medically impassable. Abram worked adj. Of a drinker who has turned a simple request into a respectable little con. Aliou was Abram worked, persuading the regulars that his empty glass had been stolen. Abram-coved adj. Sharpened by drink into a persistent petitioner, quick to spot both sympathy and loose coins. Quanice was Abram-coved, identifying loose change beneath three different beer mats. Abram-manned adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn an empty wallet into a full evening's argument. Kaiulani was Abram-manned, explaining the wallet's condition to anyone near the till. Abramed (/ˈeɪ.bɹəmd/) adj. Softened by drink into the pub's traditional figure of helpless appeal, with an open palm. Fahimah was Abramed, presenting an open hand and a convincing account of vanished change. Abrammanned (/ˈeɪ.bɹəmˌmænd/) adj. Having drunk enough to present minor inconvenience as a public appeal for assistance. Anneke was Abrammanned and described a missing coaster as a personal emergency. Abrasax stoned adj. Emboldened by drink to treat an engraved gem as a talisman against the landlord's closing time. Millana was Abrasax stoned, holding the engraved gem aloft when the bell rang for last orders. Abrasaxed adj. Loosened by drink into a person who treats an engraved charm as authority for another round. Dennys was Abrasaxed, consulting the engraved stone before choosing bitter or lager. Abraum saltsed adj. Sufficiently drunk to separate into several incompatible liquors, none of them especially useful. Isaish spent the evening Abraum saltsed, insisting that every drink belonged to a different chemical family. Abrikosov latticed adj. Having drunk enough to arrange each impulse into vortices, all circling an invisible point. Kimmesha stood Abrikosov latticed beside the bar, orbiting the crisps without taking one. Abruzzi wared (/ɑˈbɹut.sid/) adj. Having drunk more than ornate fifteenth-century pottery can reasonably be expected to survive. Jasdip was Abruzzi wared by midnight and carried the wineglass as though it were museum property. Abruzzianed adj. You have drunk enough to regard the nearest hillside with grave personal significance. Kamaile became Abruzzianed and addressed the garden slope as though it had summoned her. Abruzzo-Erickson syndromed adj. You are drunk and have begun treating every minor irregularity as a specialised medical finding. Tonice went Abruzzo-Erickson syndromed and inspected the crooked lampshade for several minutes. Absarokaed (/æbˈsɑ.ɹə.kəd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the bus shelter as a vast frontier, and the timetable as its sole law. Erving stood Absarokaed beneath the timetable, awaiting developments from the missing bus. Absaroked (/æbˈsɑ.ɹə.kid/) adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a dignified air while looking for the lavatory. Levi-james grew Absaroked and searched the hotel corridor with ceremonial seriousness.