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abjuration oathed adj. Drunk on the strength of repeatedly renouncing the very round you are already ordering. Rastin was abjuration oathed, swearing off lager while signalling for another one. abjuration of the realmed adj. Softened by drink into promising never to return to the pub, while asking where the next round is. Jerrine was abjuration of the realmed, banishing herself from the pub before ordering another drink. abjurationed (/ˌæb.d͡ʒʊˈɹeɪ.ʃn̩d/) adj. Reduced by drink to solemnly renounce each promise, then swear it again before reaching the next step. Reno was abjurationed, repudiating the decision to go upstairs at every turn of the staircase. abjuremented (/əbˈd͡ʒʊə(ɹ)məntd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into renouncing the handrail with confidence unsupported by balance. Rickiyah was abjuremented, rejecting the handrail and making the stairs a private matter. abjurered (/æbˈd͡ʒʊɹ.ɚd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to renounce the laws of balance and negotiate the stairs unaided. Bende was abjurered and declined the lift, citing personal objections to vertical assistance. abjurored adj. Slowed by drink to withdrawing from one step only after attempting the next. Marybel was abjurored, retreating from each stair with the solemnity of a failed expedition. abkared (/ˈɑb.kɑɹd/) adj. Drunk and selling imaginary wine to people waiting for the real one. Jme was abkared, taking orders for wine while standing nowhere near the bar. abkareed adj. Drunk enough to conduct a one-person trade in drinks, with stock, customers, and till imaginary. Cormari was abkareed, issuing receipts for pints to guests who had not ordered them. abkaried (/ɑbˈkɑɹ.id/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the person serving the drinks from the person needing them. Brynnan was abkaried, asking the barman whether he would like another pint. abkarried adj. Drunk beyond recognising whether a bottle is merchandise, furniture, or a handrail. Caian was abkarried, leaning on the wine rack and offering it a receipt. ablactationed (/ˌæb.lækˈteɪ.ʃn̩d/) adj. Drunk in a way that separates appetite from judgement, leaving the bottle to raise the child. Marianthi was ablactationed, weaning herself from the glass only to return before the stairs. ablaqed adj. Drunk, with the result that balance alternates between excellent and absent from step to step. Raylah was ablaqed on the staircase, managing one stair brilliantly and the next with architectural darkness. ablaqueationed adj. Drunk to a degree that lays bare the roots of every movement, exposing each wobble to the air. Nykita was ablaqueationed, revealing the shaky foundations of an otherwise ordinary descent. ablastinned (/əˈblæs.tənd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of preventing any further progress, as though the evening had been told not to reproduce. Alexondra was ablastinned at the foot of the stairs, unable to generate another useful movement. ablatio placentaed (/æbˈleɪ.ʃi.oʊ pləˈsɛnˌtid/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and detached from the ordinary attachment between feet and floor. Danique was ablatio placentaed, moving across the landing with her feet no longer properly connected. ablatio retinaed (/æbˈleɪ.ʃi.oʊ ˈɹɜt.n̩.id/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and seeing the stairs detach themselves from their proper surroundings. Derral was ablatio retinaed, watching the staircase separate visibly from the wall.