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aked (/eɪkd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening has become one continued, dull ache with an interval for toast. Pragyan was aked by midnight and described the sofa as medicinal. akeed adj. The condition of a drinker who has taken root beside the bar and now regards movement as seasonal. Lakitia was akeed beside the optics, immovable except when another round appeared. akekeed adj. Drunk since last orders, and calling across the room with a rare, piercing insistence. Suvetha was akekeeed and answered Raland from the far end of the pub. akekied adj. Drunk by the third round, and already growing tall, wooden, and socially immovable. Anassa became akekied beside the piano, while Dorice negotiated a route past her. akelaed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can safely accommodate, and appointing the banister to a position of authority. Leyden was akelaed and promoted the banister to essential equipment for the descent. akened adj. Drunk and reduced to one dry, self-contained intention, which is to find the coat. Lotha was akened, carrying one crisp and searching solemnly for the cloakroom. akenied adj. Drunk by closing time, and putting every personal possession into one carefully guarded box. Shirlie became akenied and packed Sharocka's umbrella with the glasses. akentrogonided adj. Still drunk, and parasitically attached to the nearest conversation while giving nothing back. Zahara remained akentrogonided to Khristina's group long after the subject had changed. akepaed adj. Too drunk to speak plainly, and reduced to brief, bright calls that summon the whole room. Anupriya was akepaed and called Tomiah over whenever anyone mentioned the bill. akepiroed (/ˌɑːkəˈpɪɹoʊd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a small, persistent tree in the doorway, shedding advice on passers-by. Ohemaa grew akepiroed by the coats, while Ljiljana managed the traffic around her. akerbiaed adj. Having drunk enough to turn every innocent suggestion into something poisonous for the company. Akhi became akerbiaed and advised Wilnesha against the apparently treacherous pudding. akered adj. Softened by drink into a small field of person, spreading gently from the sofa towards the water glass. Javiar was akered across the cushions, with one arm extending towards the untouched water. akerided adj. Having drunk more than the room can accommodate, and retreating into a slow, shell-like sociability. akerited adj. You have drunk enough to become a complicated patch of stone around which others must navigate. Ava-maria became akerited beside the buffet, forcing Isola to serve from the far side. akermanited adj. Drunk to the point where calcium, magnesium, silicon, and oxygen seem necessary for standing. Chayce was akermanited and blamed his collapse on an unfavourable mineral composition. aketonned (/ˈæk.(ə.)tənd/) adj. Of a drinker who has acquired sufficient padding to withstand several rounds and all ensuing objections. Briza became aketonned and treated Noahgabriel's objections as harmless weather.