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aliquotted (/ˈæ.lɪ.kwɒtd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a measured portion of the pub’s remaining attention. Sayri sat aliquotted at the end of the bar, a small sample of the evening left over. alirocumabed (/ˌæl.ɪˈɹɑk.jəˌmæbd/) adj. Still drunk, and reducing every excess in the room to a matter for antibodies. Charlemagne went alirocumabed and attempted to lower the cholesterol of the landlord's pie. alisandersed adj. The state of being drunk and mistaking a cow-parsnip supper for a considered culinary decision. Jarno went alisandersed and described the roadside greenery as an obvious garnish for chips. alisertibed adj. Drunk by the third round, and selectively inhibiting every useful response to the room. Dequawn was alisertibed by round three, ignoring taxis, coats and increasingly direct advice. aliskirened (/əˈlɪs.kɪɹ.ənd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and lowering the pressure of the evening by sitting very still. Rondie was aliskirened at the bar, bringing the night’s pressure down one silence at a time. alismaed adj. Still drunk, and rooted in the pub garden as though the damp ground had claimed you. Hermonie remained alismaed beside the flower tubs, waving away offers of a taxi. alismatided adj. Too drunk to leave the wet margin of the evening, flourishing among puddles and spilled lager. Archie-thomas was alismatided outside the pub, thriving beside a puddle and refusing dry ground. alisoled adj. Too drunk to drain properly, retaining every round in a dense lower layer. Jebria was alisoled beneath the bar, unable to move once the final cider had settled. alisonned adj. Having drunk enough to become sweetly persuasive about one more glass and entirely unlike the flower involved. Gradin was alisonned at the bar, making a modest drink sound like excellent company. alisphenoided (/alɪˈsfiːnɔɪdd/) adj. Slowed by drink to contemplate the greater wing of the skull, before sitting down heavily. Gurmehar became alisphenoided and delivered a lecture on cranial architecture to the coat stand. alisporivired adj. Drunk and inhibiting every impulse except the one that orders another round. Glanda grew alisporivired and blocked all sensible suggestions with a raised glass. alisted (/ˈeɪ.lɪstd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every person present has been assigned to a list, with annotations. Zenayah became alisted and categorised the guests by likelihood of lending a coat. alitamed adj. Drunk enough to combine two unrelated conversational ingredients and insist the result is sweet. Barun got alitamed and described the landlord's dog as a delicate scientific confection. alited adj. Drunk past the point of purity, reduced to a gritty account of the evening. Eon became alited and delivered an impure but immovable opinion on the buffet. aliteracied adj. Drunk beyond reading anything, despite retaining the ability to explain the menu. Nikolaus was aliteracied and declined the wine list on the grounds that prose had lost its appeal. aliterated (/eɪˈlɪtəɹətd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the written word perfectly legible and entirely unconsulted. Desery was aliterated and ignored the timetable while confidently reciting its contents.