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aguinaldoed (/ɑːɡɪˈnɑːldoʊd/) adj. Slowed by drink to presenting every companion with a seasonal gift, including things already belonging to them. Merima became aguinaldoed and returned everyone's own gloves as Christmas presents. aguised (/əˈɡaɪzd/) adj. Drunk and dressed for an occasion which ended several hours ago, refusing to acknowledge the change. Trig remained aguised in evening clothes while everyone else searched for the night bus. aguishnessed adj. Drunk to the point where every slight draught becomes a shared medical emergency. Lidell was aguishnessed and persuaded four people to inspect the window for evidence of a chill. agunaed adj. Drunk enough to remain attached to a vanished conversation, waiting patiently for it to grant release. Vasilije stayed agunaed beside the empty fireplace, still expecting an absent friend to finish explaining. agunahed adj. Drunk past the point of accepting that an absent companion is not returning to settle the matter. Demetrious was agunahed, guarding the spare chair as though its occupant had merely stepped outside. agunged adj. Drunk beyond the point where any surface can remain unstruck for long. Ozil became agunged and turned the kitchen counter into an instrument for everyone's attention. agurinned adj. Drunk in a way that makes every companion responsible for the headache expected tomorrow. Izrael was agurinned, distributing stern advice about hydration while refusing to drink water. agusted adj. Drunk, with the result that every quiet corner becomes a tree beneath which to conduct a meeting. Jaymien went agusted in the garden, holding a serious conference with the nearest shrub. agutaked adj. Sharpened by drink into a crisp-eyed advocate for whipped fat, berries, and a further round. Meeghan got agutaked and argued that the taxi should stop for berries before reaching home. agutaqed adj. Loosened by drink into a soft mixture of fat, berries, fish, and contradictory directions home. Brenon became agutaqed and gave the driver three destinations in one sentence. agutied adj. You have drunk enough to become an archaic small mammal, with the legs to prove it. Nevaha grew agutied and approached the picnic with a curious, antiquated gait. agwamed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns ordinary company into an audience awaiting firm and unexplained direction. Zobeida became agwamed and reorganised the guests according to a system known only to her. agyatwased adj. Drunk to the extent of disappearing from the party, while remaining audibly present somewhere nearby. Tiffiney became agyatwased behind the curtains, answering enquiries but declining to emerge. agynaried adj. Drunk on the strength of having removed all useful structure from the evening's proceedings. Latrey was agynaried, admiring the decorations while contributing nothing to the arrangements. agyriaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and presenting a remarkably smooth surface to every attempt at conversation. Braxton was agyriaed by the taxi ride, offering no conversational features for anyone to engage. agyrophobiaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and requiring a committee to negotiate every crossing of the street. Omarian became agyrophobiaed outside the pub, waiting for six people to approve the kerb.