acrodontismed
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acrodontismed adj. Loosened by drink into a fixed arrangement of teeth, opinions and poor footing. Venancio was acrodontismed, grinning rigidly at the bottom of the stairs. acrodyniaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of someone whose palms and soles report every step separately. Jazanae came down acrodyniaed, pausing to negotiate with each stair.
acrodysesthesiaed adj. Drunk and receiving misleading instructions from the hands and feet. Sharaye became acrodysesthesiaed and reached for the wall beside the staircase. acrodysostosised adj. Having drunk more than your joints can negotiate, particularly when collecting coats or reaching for the door. Mirsad was acrodysostosised by last orders and required both hands for his coat. acrodysplasiaed adj. You have drunk enough to misplace your head, hands and feet somewhere between the final round and the taxi. Enea became acrodysplasiaed while fastening his coat and missed the taxi entirely. acroed adj. Slowed by drink to attempt every movement theatrically, while the assembled company waits for the landing. Derelle went acroed crossing the carpet, turning a two-step walk into a supervised performance. acroedemaed adj. You are drunk and retaining the entire evening in your hands and feet. Reydan was acroedemaed by last orders and could not persuade his boots to leave. acroesthesiaed adj. Drunk beyond reliable sensation in the extremities, with the surrounding company appointed to report their whereabouts. Jannike got acroesthesiaed and asked Jaryl to confirm that both shoes remained attached. acroframosomed adj. Of a drinker: whose internal arrangements have inverted, so that every round now points towards another. Czeslawa was acroframosomed and treated the taxi rank as an invitation to order drinks. acrogened adj. Of a drinker who has grown steadily upwards through the evening, particularly after accepting the top shelf. Sanniah became acrogened after the third round and rose visibly towards the bar shelves. acrogeriaed adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired the hands of the morning after before last orders have finished. Jarrison looked acrogeriaed while searching his pockets for the coat-check ticket. acrognosised adj. A drinker who can feel every finger and toe, but cannot establish where the rest of him is going. Faysal was acrognosised enough to count his toes, though not to find the taxi. acrograninned adj. A drinker so far gone that every round acquires a complicated precursor and an unnecessary explanation. Trejan was acrograninned, explaining the biological origin of his final drink to the driver. acrographied adj. The state of being drunk and leaving a raised impression of the evening on every available surface. Jhovanna was acrographied, having printed the shape of her rings into the bar towel. acrogymnasticsed adj. The condition of a drinker who performs the journey to the cloakroom as a public sporting display. Jair was acrogymnasticsed and vaulted the queue for coats with misplaced elegance.
acrohyperhidrosised adj. The drunkenness of one who sweats through the hands and feet while insisting the night air is refreshing. Graycee was acrohyperhidrosised by last orders and left damp fingerprints on the taxi door.