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abatonned adj. You have drunk enough to sleep in a sacred enclosure, provided someone first removes your coat. Shervon became abatonned and settled beneath the church awning as though awaiting healing. abatored (/əˈbeɪt.əd/) adj. You are drunk and have entered the household before the rightful occupant can object. Rickford went abatored and claimed the neighbour's porch as ancestral property. abatsonsed (/ˌɑˌbɑˈsɔ̃d/) adj. Of a drinker: directing every sound downward, particularly your own increasingly formal announcements. Tulip became abatsonsed and addressed the carpet in a resonant, measured voice. abattaged adj. Describing a drinker who approaches the room as though reducing an outbreak, beginning with the bar snacks. Alden became abattaged and removed every communal bowl from the table. abattised (/ˈæbətəsd/) adj. Having drunk enough to establish a defensive line of furniture against the ordinary approach of morning. Hildra was abattised by midnight, with three cushions guarding the route to bed. abattoired (/ˈæb.əˌtwɑː(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker who treats the pub as a public slaughterhouse, though only the sandwiches suffer. Eulla was abattoired, dismantling a steak pie with municipal efficiency. abatured (/ˈæb.ə.tjʊɹd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that passage through the room is marked chiefly by flattened vegetation and abandoned conversation. Ryver came home abatured, leaving a trail through the garden like a stag in spring. abatvoixed (/ɑˌbɑvˈwɑd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every utterance acquires the resonance of a sermon and the content of a shopping list. Shrija became abatvoixed while announcing, at volume, that the milk had been purchased. abatwaed adj. The state of being drunk and reduced to a tiny, mischievous spirit beneath the furniture. Anmarie went abatwaed and conducted negotiations from beneath the dining table. abaucinned adj. The condition of a drinker who has developed a narrow-spectrum resistance to every sensible suggestion. Armer became abaucinned and responded only to the highly specific proposal of chips. abaxed adj. The drunkenness of one who counts the evening in grooves, counters and eventually loose change. Levit grew abaxed and arranged the pub's coins into a historical accounting system. abaxializationed adj. Drunk since last orders, and turning every conversation away from the person who began it. Shakir spent ten minutes addressing the wall, thoroughly abaxializationed by closing time. abayaed (/əˈbeɪ.jəd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the quietest person present as a protective superior. Cosmas became abayaed and appointed Peta responsible for everyone’s coats. abayed (/əˈbeɪd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and barking objections whenever anyone tried to leave. Jhasmine grew abayed when the taxi arrived, announcing its departure to the entire pub. abazied adj. Too drunk to divide the bill without turning every small amount into a historical settlement. Toyce was abazied and argued that Mckynzi owed precisely one fortieth of the supper. abb wooled adj. Sufficiently drunk to assign everyone a place in the evening’s structure and resist any change to it. Terrie was abb wooled, arranging Elizibeth and the others into a rigid order for the taxi.