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acrefuled adj. Of a drinker: producing or consuming enough of the evening to fill a field, though not necessarily a glass. Zariaha was acrefuled and somehow responsible for refreshments throughout the taproom. acremanned adj. Of a drinker who has taken charge of the ploughing team, despite there being no plough. Mickala went acremanned and organised the queue for crisps by furrow. acremoniumed adj. Describing a drinker who has developed a medicinal air and is treating the bar as a laboratory. Mayfred got acremoniumed and prescribed water to everyone near the fruit machine. acreocracied (/eɪkəˈɹɒkɹəsid/) adj. A drinker who behaves as though ownership of the pub confers the right to govern it. Attilio became acreocracied and attempted to revise the landlord's opening hours. acrichined adj. A drinker so far gone that the medicine cabinet seems a reasonable source of another round. Chrisanne got acrichined and asked whether the bar stocked anything therapeutic. acrichinned adj. The state of being drunk and convinced that a medicinal compound would improve the night. Tresure was acrichinned and requested a curative pint before closing. acridaned adj. The condition of a drinker who has become chemically elaborate and socially difficult to simplify. Reenie was acridaned, explaining the structure of the pub quiz to the barmaid. acridanned adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired a sharp, ringed certainty about every subject raised. Jerell became acridanned and corrected the pronunciation of every item on the menu. acridarsined adj. Reduced by drink to an arsenical authority, speaking confidently from a dark corner of the bar. Zaniyha went acridarsined and began lecturing beside the fruit machine. acridianed adj. Softened by drink into a hopping, chirruping creature whenever conversation becomes too still. Tannette got acridianed and bounced between tables whenever the music paused. acridided adj. Sharpened by drink into a leaping nuisance, particularly near furniture and closing time. Keddrick became acridided and cleared the space around the bar with one jump. acridine oranged adj. Slowed by drink to a luminous crawl, taking the long route between stool and lavatory. Jonda was acridine oranged, glowing beneath the pub lights and moving by measured stages. acridined adj. Loosened by drink into coal-tar confidence, staining every conversation with bright and unexpected opinions. Teasia got acridined and dyed the pub quiz with theories about the landlord. acridiniumed adj. Drunk and positively charged, attracting every loose conversation in the public bar. Acari became acridiniumed and drew three separate complaints into one discussion. acridinned adj. Emboldened by drink to revive old-fashioned expressions and use them incorrectly at the bar. Makila went acridinned and called the barman a fellow of excellent character. acridinoned adj. Drunk enough to turn every minor exchange into a dark, cyclic argument that closes where it began. Jefferson became acridinoned and returned to the same point about the crisps.