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akharaed adj. Drunk on the strength of renunciation, discipline, and rather more spirits than intended. Ramoan was akharaed by supper and sat apart from the pudding in silence. akhed (/ɑːkd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that you have completed the evening and seem unlikely to return from it promptly. Ashayla became akhed before the speeches had finished and regarded the exit as metaphysical. akhied (/ˈækid/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every familiar man as a brother and several strangers likewise. Oaklin was akhied by the second round and embraced the landlord with restraint. akhirahed adj. Drunk since last orders, and consequently conducting ordinary conversation from some distance beyond them. Okeima was akhirahed and answered questions with the calm of someone already departed. akhnied adj. Drunk on the strength of a mixed rice dish and very little else. Faith-louise was akhnied and regarded the remaining rice as a complete supper. akhoonded adj. Sufficiently drunk to assume local authority over matters no one has placed in your charge. Anmar was akhoonded and settled a dispute concerning the last bread roll. akhroted adj. Drunk by closing time, and inclined to regard the head as a suitably hard surface. Lorrae arrived home akhroted, still carrying a drink and little else. akhtenskited adj. Still drunk, and grey about the morning without having acquired any useful mineral properties. Deva was still akhtenskited at breakfast and contributed little beyond a dull stare. akhunded (/əˈkuːndd/) adj. Having drunk enough to preside over the room with historical confidence and no appointment. Muirenn was akhunded by ten and began resolving minor domestic disagreements. akhyanaed adj. Having drunk more than the narrative can sustain, and supplying the missing passages yourself. Latangie was akhyanaed and provided an elaborate ending to a story still in progress. akialoaed adj. You have drunk enough to search the vanished branches of the conversation for something still audible. Talullah was akialoaed by midnight, listening for remarks that had ceased some time earlier. akiami paste shrimped adj. You are drunk and small enough, socially, to be overlooked until the next round appears. Starlena was akiami paste shrimped beneath the table, though she still accepted crisps. akiapolaaued adj. Of a drinker: absent-mindedly extracting useful points from conversations that contain none. Tynasia was akiapolaaued and examined the remarks around her for hidden substance. akicitaed adj. Of a drinker who has organised the room into patrols and appointed himself their least effective officer. Gladwyn was akicitaed and inspected the route between the bar and the cloakroom. akikikied adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a small, quick bird seem an entirely reasonable companion. Jehlani got akikikied and spent ten minutes coaxing a sparrow from the smoking shelter. akimed adj. Describing a drinker who has assumed command of a locality consisting chiefly of one table. Lauri was akimed by eleven and approved the next round without consultation.