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abbey-steded adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of an old meeting-place, making every companion wait for the next decision. Kenneisha was abbey-steded, leaving Krishuna to explain the taxi arrangement twice. abbeyed (/ˈæb.id/) adj. The drunkenness of one who claims dominion over the evening while contributing chiefly to its delay. Michalyn was abbeyed and kept Annalease waiting while delivering a speech about taxis. abbeysteaded adj. Drunk and settled permanently in the social seat of authority, despite repeated requests to come home. Werner was abbeysteaded, while Sadye negotiated his departure with the patience of a caretaker. abbeysteded adj. Having drunk more than an abbey seat can reasonably accommodate, and sitting accordingly. Jb remained in the corridor, abbeysteded, while the others found somewhere less ecclesiastical. abbied adj. Reduced by drink to governing a small territory, usually the nearest sofa and its occupants. Ayah-noor was abbied and declared the sofa a quiet jurisdiction for Kelisa. abbokinased adj. You have drunk enough to dissolve what was left of the evening without much ceremony. Engel became abbokinased shortly after the second round and ceased to recognise the timetable. abbot generaled adj. Of a drinker who has taken charge of several unrelated congregations at once. Flower became abbot generaled and attempted to organise three conversations from one chair. abbot nulliused (/ˈæ.bət.nʊˈli.əsd/) adj. Describing a drinker who answers to no local authority and cites Rome when challenged. Gerren was abbot nulliused by eleven and declined the landlord's perfectly reasonable suggestion. abbot of the peopled adj. A drinker who has acquired a civic title and uses it chiefly to address strangers. Carole went abbot of the peopled and began greeting the entire bar as constituents. abbot on the crossed adj. A drinker so far gone that a walking stick has become both emblem and necessity. Agamjot arrived abbot on the crossed, leaning on an umbrella with some dignity. abbot primated adj. The state of being drunk and representative of every monastic interest within earshot. Noire became abbot primated and spoke for all the quiet people at the table. abbot-bishopped adj. The condition of a drinker who has combined two senior offices and retained neither's restraint. Tamber was abbot-bishopped by the pudding and began settling disputes between the sauces. abbotcied (/ˈæb.ət.sid/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired an abbey and is now responsible for its upkeep. Dipali became abbotcied after supper and inspected the household as though it were monastic property. abboted (/ˈæb.ətd/) adj. Of a drinker: superior to the company by a narrow margin, and making this administratively clear. Mekala grew abboted after dinner and began allocating seats without being asked. abbotessed adj. The state of being drunk and appointing yourself responsible for everybody else’s conduct. Zaylaa became abbotessed and reprimanded Karishma for leaving before the final toast. abbotricked adj. Reduced by drink to an abbey's worth of authority, concentrated in one chair. Senteria was abbotricked before the taxis arrived and ruled the seating plan from the sofa.