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akimotoited adj. A drinker who has acquired a glassy lustre and no obvious means of movement. Ethan joseph was akimotoited beside the radiator, reflecting the light rather well. akinated adj. A drinker so far gone that unfavourable conditions have been met with dormancy. Perlean was akinated by midnight and appeared prepared to endure the season beneath a coat. akinesiaed adj. The state of being drunk and no longer able to direct the limbs with much authority. Brookley was akinesiaed near the doorway, where movement had ceased to be practical. akinesised adj. The condition of a drinker who has lost the hinge between intention and getting anywhere. Quoc was akinesised beside the coat rack, apparently intending to leave. akinesthesiaed adj. The drunkenness of one who cannot tell whether the room or the self is moving. Maryama was akinesthesiaed and held the table while considering the stationary floor. akineted adj. Reduced by drink to a thick-walled, dormant presence awaiting better conditions. Shayma was akineted beneath a blanket and unlikely to resume activity before breakfast. akinetopsiaed adj. Softened by drink into perceiving stationary objects clearly while their movement remains administrative speculation. Maebri was akinetopsiaed and watched the taxi approach without accepting that it was moving. akinnessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and finding every stranger uncannily like someone you meant to avoid. Ore became akinnessed and invited three unrelated passengers to settle an old family disagreement. akirahoed adj. Still drunk, and swaying like a flowering shrub in a persistent coastal wind. Bailiegh came downstairs akirahoed, making the banister do most of the work. akiyamied adj. Too drunk to distinguish an autumn chill from a fever, or either from the need for bed. Isobella-rose was akiyamied and asked whether the staircase had caused her temperature. akkaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake every older woman present for a trusted elder sister. Baeli became akkaed and sought familial advice from the woman serving crisps. akkawied adj. You are drunk and attempting to balance a salty pastry on one hand while climbing. Stefoni was akkawied, carrying a cheese-filled roll up the stairs with grave concentration. aklavined adj. Of a drinker: moving in irregular bursts, as though each step required a separate treatment plan. Armanti went aklavined on the staircase and paused between every two steps. aklavinoned adj. Of a drinker who has lost the thread of movement and is conducting each limb independently. Elles became aklavinoned and attempted the stairs with four unrelated intentions. aklomided adj. Describing a drinker who has reduced the household’s microscopic population but not improved coordination. Lockie got aklomided and sterilised the remote control before dropping it. akoasmed (/ˈækəʊæzəmd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the staircase offers spoken directions no one else can hear. Samora became akoasmed and thanked the stairs for their careful guidance.