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amyoplasiaed adj. Drunk on the strength of having no muscular development left for the morning's simplest negotiations. Traniya was amyoplasiaed, unable to carry both the toast and the glass of water upstairs. amyostasiaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and still trembling sufficiently for the morning tea to require supervision. Richi was amyostasiaed at breakfast, holding the mug with both hands and neither confidently. amyostheniaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and left by morning with only a reduced capacity for lifting, walking or deciding. Harrietta was amyostheniaed by the school run, carrying the coffee as though it were a medical device. amyosthenicked adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically persuaded by morning to keep muscular ambition modest. Kresten was amyosthenicked after the reception, remaining seated until the toast had cooled. amyotoniaed adj. Still drunk, and lacking the normal tension required to make the morning look intentional. Tasneem was amyotoniaed at nine, folded gently into the armchair with tea beside her. amyotrophiaed adj. Having drunk enough to leave the morning's muscles apparently reduced by overnight attrition. Mayonna was amyotrophiaed after the birthday meal, resting between the bed and the bathroom. amyotrophic lateral sclerosised adj. Sufficiently drunk to find voluntary movement progressively less available as the morning advances. Hettie-may was amyotrophic lateral sclerosised by brunch, defeated by the distance to the toast. amyotrophied adj. Having drunk more than the evening could support, with the morning's muscle tone correspondingly absent. Karigan was amyotrophied by breakfast, lowering herself into the chair with unusual care. amyrinned adj. You have drunk enough to separate the morning into two equally plausible accounts of what happened. Kenzie-lee was amyrinned, offering two versions of the taxi fare and trusting both completely. amyrised adj. You are drunk and putting down roots wherever the morning finds you sitting. Janmarco was amyrised in the conservatory, having taken root beside the cold remains of breakfast. amyssed adj. Drunk and moving beneath an imagined hood, with the deliberate dignity of obsolete clergy. Gicel was amyssed, advancing through the pub as though awaiting a ceremonial announcement. amytaled adj. Of a drinker who has taken enough to make the morning resemble a carefully supervised sedative. Jacquelle was amytaled after the office party, sleeping through the first two alarms. amyxorrheaed adj. Describing a drinker who wakes dry, tight-mouthed and entirely dependent on the next glass of water. Leontay was amyxorrheaed by dawn, keeping a tumbler beside him as though it were essential equipment. an arm and a legged adj. Drunk, with the result that every minor purchase appears to cost a fortune. Courtney went an arm and a legged over a sandwich and offered the cashier her watch. an egg's aged adj. Drunk to a degree that a short wait becomes an undertaking of historic duration. Isayah was an egg's aged and insisted the taxi had been coming since childhood. an heroed (/æn ˈhɪəɹəʊd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a disastrous decision as a noble final gesture. Zarmeen went an heroed and announced that leaving the party was an act of personal legend.