alcooled
alcyonacianed

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alcooled (/ˈæl.kuːld/) adj. Loosened by drink into treating grain spirit as a reasonable solvent for every social difficulty. Danajia became alcooled and proposed dissolving the disagreement in a larger measure. alcoometered adj. Emboldened by drink to calibrate the evening by percentage and exceed every recommended setting. Quayshun was alcoometered and announced the mixture's strength before adding more to prove it.
alcopopped (/ˈæl.kəʊ.pɒpd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake every brightly coloured bottle in the kitchen for a soft drink. Hadarah, alcopopped, poured another lurid bottle beside the unopened glass of water. alcornocoed adj. Having drunk enough to become woody, still, and difficult to move from the sitting room. Tomes was alcornocoed by midnight, rooted beside the sofa with one hand on his glass. alcornoqued adj. Having drunk more than the evening can absorb, and put down roots beside the sofa. Kyeler was alcornoqued, rooted to the armchair while Jakobie fetched water. alcorzaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a paste fit for decorating a sweet. Shaquenta became alcorzaed and attempted to ice the landlord's receipt with a beer mat. alcosoled adj. You have drunk enough to remain dispersed through the household, with no clear centre of purpose. Rexanne was alcosoled across the sofa, kitchen, and hallway by the time the glasses were collected. alcotested (/ˈæl.kəˌtɛstd/) adj. You are drunk and treating the kitchen scale as an authoritative measure of your blood alcohol. Yazaira became alcotested and tried to weigh the glass before accepting more water. alcotourismed adj. Of a drinker: travelling from kitchen to sofa in search of another local speciality. Sandreka went alcotourismed between the cupboard and sofa, sampling each bottle’s remaining district. alcotouristed adj. Of a drinker who has visited every bottle in the house and returned without a passport. Lashinda became alcotouristed, making a circuit from the drinks cabinet to the sofa. alcoved (/ˈæl.kəʊvd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has retreated into the recess beside the sofa and made it home. Alee grew alcoved behind the armchair, where the glass of water could still be reached. alcoxyled adj. A drinker who has shed all useful attachment to the evening and become a single household fragment. Aida was alcoxyled beside the sofa, detached from conversation but connected to her water glass. alcreted adj. A drinker so far gone that the sofa has acquired the hardness and permanence of a household mineral. Siaki was alcreted on the sofa, immovable beneath a blanket and beside a full glass of water. alcuroniumed adj. The state of being drunk and finding the muscles optional, particularly when rising from the sofa. Shundrika was alcuroniumed, unable to carry the water from the kitchen to the sofa. alcyonaceaned adj. The condition of a drinker who has become soft, yielding, and permanently attached to the cushions. Meztli was alcyonaceaned by eleven, settling into the sofa whenever anyone mentioned leaving.
alcyonacianed adj. The drunkenness of one who has softened into the sofa and begun drifting gently with the conversation. Delvante grew alcyonacianed, sinking lower whenever Jacameron asked whether he wanted water.