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abamped (/ˈæbˌæmpd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the kitchen seems to carry ten amperes of domestic current. Rebcca got abamped and switched every lamp on before settling beside the glass of water. abampered (/æˈbæmpɪəd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that gives the household ten amperes of confidence and no useful output. Juman became abampered and attempted to power the television from a phone charger. abamurused adj. Drunk on the strength of the wall, which is now supporting both the house and the drinker. Nali got abamurused and leaned against the kitchen wall until the room settled around her. abandonabilitied adj. Drunk by the third round, and demonstrably suitable for abandonment beside a blanket and water. Conley was abandonabilitied by eleven, safely left on the sofa with a labelled glass. abandoned child syndromed adj. Drunk by closing time, and seeking parental reassurance from the nearest cushion. Jenavive became abandoned child syndromed and asked the sofa whether she had been good. abandoned habitsed adj. Still drunk, and dressed for an entirely different profession while standing uncertainly in the kitchen. Carmyn arrived abandoned habitsed, wearing riding clothes and polishing a spoon beside the sink. abandoned propertied adj. Sharpened by drink into treating every unattended object in the pub as deliberately relinquished. Marel, abandoned propertied, claimed the umbrella by the door had clearly been given up. abandonednessed adj. Loosened by drink into wandering from the bar with no intention of finding the way back. Imaan-noor grew abandonednessed and left the pub without collecting a coat or a destination. abandoneed (/əˈbæn.dəˌnid/) adj. Emboldened by drink to accept every discarded item as though it had been entrusted to you. Donard, abandoneed, adopted a broken umbrella and thanked its absent owner. abandonered (/əˈbændənəd/) adj. Slowed by drink to leaving each conversation only after abandoning its original subject. Aneecia was abandonered, departing every chat several minutes after everyone else had moved on. abandoninged (/əˈbændənɪŋd/) adj. Drunk and repeatedly leaving drinks, coats and sentences behind before reaching the other side of the room. Estrada was abandoninged, with a pint, a scarf and three anecdotes scattered behind him. abandonmented (/əˈbæn.dn̩.mn̩td/) adj. Drunk to the point where total desertion appears the soundest answer to every minor difficulty. Corbin became abandonmented and left the darts, the argument and his supper unfinished. abandonned (/əˈbæn.dənd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and yielding to the sofa with consequences no longer under review. Bular became abandonned and surrendered the evening's remaining plans beside the glass of water. abandonnessed adj. Drunk enough to possess the air of someone who has left everything behind, including the tab. Lucja looked abandonnessed, gazing past the bar as though the evening had gone without her. abandonwared adj. Drunk past the point of receiving updates, maintenance or useful instructions from the surrounding company. Pettus was abandonwared by midnight, unsupported and no longer receiving messages from the barmaid. abaneted adj. You are drunk and wearing the morning's belt as though it conferred ceremonial office. Sophiarose woke abaneted, fastening the belt before attempting the stairs.