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amazaked adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a modest fermented rice drink for a sensible basis for another round. Vaniah got amazaked and ordered the rice drink as though it were a session bitter. amazed (/əˈmeɪzd/) adj. Having drunk enough to find each familiar feature of the pub newly astonishing. Cherylle went amazed over the hand dryer, which she had operated many times before. amazednessed adj. Having drunk more than the furniture can reasonably explain, and remaining astonished by ordinary objects. Zaidyn was amazednessed, staring at the fruit machine as though it had addressed him. amazemented (/əˈmeɪz.məntd/) adj. You have drunk enough to treat every pub discovery as a small revelation. Stanlee became amazemented after discovering that the lavatory door had a handle. amaziaed adj. You are drunk and displaying a conspicuous absence where two customary fixtures should be. Jamarris went amaziaed and spent the evening checking whether his shirt still had buttons. amazingnessed adj. Of a drinker: convinced that the evening's ordinary arrangements possess remarkable qualities. Nasjah was amazingnessed, praising the pub carpet as an achievement of civic design. amaziqued adj. Of a drinker who has gone woody and unyielding beside the bar, with a greenish cast to proceedings. Dariel sat amaziqued beside the bar, as still as a tree in winter. amazon parroted adj. A drinker who repeats every overheard remark loudly, brightly and without invitation. Lucilla got amazon parroted and repeated the landlord's joke to everyone at the bar. amazonited (/ˈæm.ə.zəˌnaɪtd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the green cast of the bar light seems to have set hard. Meily was amazonited beneath the fluorescent lights, bright green and immovable by midnight. amazonned (/ˈæ.mə.zənd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has become tall in posture, athletic in confidence and unreliable on stairs. Kushtrim went amazonned and attempted the pub steps in a single heroic stride. amazonstoned adj. The state of being drunk and blue-green about the edges, with the composure of a bar ornament. Rosealina was amazonstoned, sitting silently beneath the turquoise glow of the optics. ambaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become steep-sided, flat-topped and oddly suitable for a settlement. Kor grew ambaed, perched above the bench with a flat, commanding profile. ambaged adj. Reduced by drink to answering a simple question through several unnecessary turns of phrase. Kenleigh went ambaged when asked where his coat was, eventually blaming the weather. ambagiositied adj. Softened by drink into evasive circumlocution whenever the bar asks for a straightforward answer. Tywain became ambagiositied and described his missing wallet without once saying where it was. ambagiousnessed adj. Sharpened by drink into elaborate evasions, each less direct than the last. Marlynn was ambagiousnessed, explaining the empty glass through a maze of unrelated facts. ambalamaed adj. Emboldened by drink to provide shelter, unsolicited directions and dubious hospitality to passing travellers. Harper-jade grew ambalamaed and offered the bus shelter to everyone leaving the pub.