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ananymed adj. Drunk beyond recognising your own name, which has apparently been written backwards on the glass. Akenzie was ananymed and signed the note beside the kettle from right to left. anapaested (/ˈæ.nə.piːstd/) adj. Describing a drinker who keeps two quiet beats before landing heavily on the third, like a pub rhyme. Jaquelin went anapaested, pausing twice before delivering the same punchline at the bar. anapaesticked adj. A drinker so far gone that every sentence proceeds lightly, lightly, then ends with a stressed flourish. Yamara became anapaesticked, murmuring twice before striking the landlord's name like a gong. anapaited adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you mineral, motionless and faintly interested in the kitchen's water supply. Amelianne sat anapaited on the sofa, heavy with mineral composure. anapested (/ˈæ.nə.piːstd/) adj. A drinker who advances in two unremarkable shuffles followed by one emphatic arrival. Neeva was anapested by midnight, taking two soft steps before each determined one. anapesticked (/ˌæ.nəˈpiː.stɪkd/) adj. The state of being drunk and arranging each remark as two weak openings followed by a forceful finish. Tashanika grew anapesticked, whispering the set-up before hammering home each ordinary observation. anaphalantiasised (/æˌnæfəlænˈtaɪəsɪsd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has lost the distinction between eyebrows and the rest of the morning's grooming. Johnael looked anaphalantiasised after the lock-in, with the mirror receiving careful but unhelpful study. anaphase-promoting complexed adj. Reduced by drink to a collection of agreeable components that can initiate no further division without assistance. Teni became anaphase-promoting complexed, assembled from opinions that could no longer separate cleanly. anaphased (/ˈænəˌfeɪzd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who separates decisively from everyone else and heads for opposite corners. Stasha went anaphased after the argument, one hand on the bar and the other pointing towards the door. anaphelined adj. Softened by drink into a slow, piperidine-shaped presence at the end of the bar. Armeta sat anaphelined beside the fruit machine, pliant enough to accept another round without discussion. anaphiaed adj. Sharpened by drink into someone who feels every brushed sleeve and uncertain handrail with undue precision. Greyling was anaphiaed, flinching at the napkin and inspecting the bar top for hidden textures. anaphoned adj. Loosened by drink into a person whose gestures and noises have become a soundtrack for the evening. Darcy-lee went anaphoned, humming the movement of the queue towards the loos. anaphonesised (/ˌanəˈfɒnəsɪsd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to raise every modest sound into a grander one, particularly before a hard consonant. Kelijah was anaphonesised by the second round, making the barmaid's name sound unexpectedly operatic. anaphored (/ˈæ.nə.fəd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every pronoun requires a full explanation of whom it means. Hilari grew anaphored, pausing over every 'he' until the entire table knew its antecedent. anaphoresised adj. Drunk and drawn steadily towards the nearest bright point, usually the bar's brass rail. Sharion went anaphoresised, leaning inexorably towards the polished rail beneath the optics. anaphoriaed adj. Drunk to the point where both eyes look upwards, especially when asked to find the toilet sign. Jakila became anaphoriaed, gazing at the ceiling while insisting the exit was above it.