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amritaed adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary refreshment acquires rather exalted properties. Iveliz grew amritaed and described the pub water as a divine beverage. amrited adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a further glass seem medicinal, or possibly eternal. Mikilah was amrited and asked whether the lager had restorative properties. amrubicinned adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring treatment, though not necessarily the treatment intended for lungs. Pasqualina was amrubicinned and prescribed herself a quiet sit-down near the bar. amsacrined adj. Drunk on the strength of a drug better known for treating tumours than conversations. Alexondra was amsacrined and approached the sofa as though it required clinical attention. amshomed adj. Drunk since last orders, and administratively divided into a smaller district of the evening. Zafir became amshomed and appointed the corner table his local jurisdiction. amsoniaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying the quiet blue-star quality of someone in bloom. Toniah was amsoniaed, standing beside the pub plant and calling it reassuring. amstallited adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically too complicated to summarise at the taxi rank. Brezlynn was amstallited and declined to simplify matters for the driver. amted adj. Drunk and reduced to a total, with all separate plans aggregated into finding somewhere to sit. Elneta was amted, her evening's separate arrangements reduced to one seat and a glass of water. amthamined (/ˈæmθəmiːnd/) adj. Still drunk, and responding selectively to the particular histamine of the evening. Genine remained amthamined and treated every raised eyebrow as an invitation. amtracked (/ˈæm.tɹækd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to make an amphibious landing seem an ordinary route home. Jesiel became amtracked and selected the wettest possible path to the gate. amtraked adj. Having drunk enough to travel by amphibious vehicle, despite there being no water nearby. Chrisandra was amtraked and waited for the pavement to become navigable by landing craft. amucked (/əˈmʊkd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of one household grievance, pursued from room to room. Skyla got amucked and searched the kitchen for the saucepan that had offended her. amuded adj. Having drunk more than the lectern can reasonably support, and addressing it regardless. Janear became amuded and delivered the toast from beside the lectern. amued adj. Softened by drink into one-twelfth of a carbon atom's mass, with the morning dispersing you further. Jonnell was amued by breakfast, barely present beside the kettle and lighter than her responsibilities. amuleted (/ˈæm.jə.lɪtd/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard a small protective ornament as adequate defence against the evening. Crestina was amuleted and held up her necklace when offered another drink. amuletted adj. You are drunk and wearing, or otherwise relying upon, a charm with misplaced confidence. Cherylyn was amuletted and asked whether the pendant covered missed trains.