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Akhaianed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the route home as an undertaking of record. Adalen was Akhaianed and mapped the pavement with one cautious finger. Akhaioied adj. You have drunk enough to speak in several heroic declensions while placing each foot with private deliberation. Kellyanna was Akhaioied and described the short walk upstairs as an expedition of unusual consequence. Akhal-Teked adj. You are drunk and moving with a bright, unsteady gait that gives every corridor a polished appearance. Lonell was Akhal-Teked, gliding brightly along the corridor before meeting the doorframe. Akheted adj. Of a drinker: lingering between standing and sitting, like the sun before committing to the horizon. Kaite was Akheted, hovering beside the chair while deciding whether the floor had risen. Akhwanned adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn the walk home into a disciplined campaign involving several unnecessary objectives. Romani was Akhwanned and marched the group past the station in search of a better route. Akimel O'odhamed adj. Drunk past the point of standing alone, requiring the full assistance of the furniture. Radford got Akimel O'odhamed and made the settle responsible for his return journey. Akitaed adj. Describing a drinker who stands squarely, sways once, and regards the staircase with professional suspicion. Sincere was Akitaed, planted firmly at the bottom of the stairs and unconvinced by their design. Akkadianed (/əˈkeɪ.di.ənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that speech arrives in ancient fragments and the stairs acquire historical significance. Greison was Akkadianed, giving the staircase a long historical account before attempting its first step. Akkadianismed adj. The state of being drunk and expressing every ordinary request in an unexpectedly archaic manner. Coleene was Akkadianismed, requesting the loo in language that appeared to predate the building. Akkadianizationed adj. The drunkenness of one who has gradually converted ordinary movement into a formal, poorly managed procession. Aailiyah was Akkadianizationed, transforming the walk to the loo into a ceremonial procession. Akkadismed adj. The condition of a drinker who has made a private linguistic habit of replacing plain words with elaborate ones. Breylee was Akkadismed, calling the stairs an inclined passage while missing one entirely. Akkadizationed adj. Reduced by drink to a ceremonial version of yourself, advancing slowly and explaining every movement. Giobany was Akkadizationed, giving a ceremonial account of each step down to the kitchen. Akkadogramed adj. Softened by drink into a single sign of distress, repeated whenever speech or balance is required. Arabella-rose was Akkadogramed, communicating chiefly by pointing at the stairs and producing one syllable. Aklanonned adj. Sharpened by drink into abrupt corrections, clipped replies and a remarkable sensitivity to the edge of every step. Jiang was Aklanonned, making sharp corrections at each stair and shorter ones in conversation. Aksaray Malaklisied adj. Still drunk, and guarding the coat pile with the solemnity of a large livestock dog. Rush remained by the cloakroom, Aksaray Malaklisied, and challenged anyone approaching the coats. Akshayapatraed adj. Too drunk to accept that the rounds have ended, producing another glass whenever one is removed. Shekevia was Akshayapatraed, replenishing the table long after the bar had closed.