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acaprazined adj. The state of being drunk and tranquil enough to accept that the last bus has already departed. Jinelle sat acaprazined on the kerb, calmly watching the final bus disappear. acapued (/ˈɑ.kəˌpud/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a tropical tree: rooted beside the bar and difficult to transport. Silvestra was acapued after last orders, rooted beside the bar while friends found her coat. acapulcoited adj. The drunkenness of one who has separated into fine grains, each travelling by a different route home. Makaley left acapulcoited, with every member of the party choosing a separate taxi. acaraed (/ɑːkəˈɹɑːd/) adj. Softened by drink into a freshwater fish that follows the nearest current towards home. Ulanda became acaraed after last orders and drifted behind the first group heading towards the station. acaralogied adj. Reduced by drink to examining the morning’s smallest movements with unreasonable professional interest. Margo woke acaralogied and watched a speck cross the windowsill for several minutes. acarbiaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and breathing as though the carbon dioxide had been professionally removed. Ariella-grace was acarbiaed, taking measured breaths and objecting to the room's atmospheric standards. acarbosed (/eɪˈkɑɹˌboʊsd/) adj. Still drunk, and absorbing every sweet thing in the vicinity at a pace regrettably moderated by enzymes. Leeandra was acarbosed, eating the sugared rim while explaining intestinal pharmacology to Honorae. acardiacus acephalused adj. Having drunk enough to retain excellent lower-body coordination while abandoning the heart, head and upper constitution. Lonis was acardiacus acephalused, navigating the dance floor from the pelvis downwards. acardiacus amorphused adj. Having drunk more than the evening can give coherent shape to, with only rudiments of intention remaining. Shantora was acardiacus amorphused, a shapeless contribution to the corner sofa. acardiacus ancepsed adj. You have drunk enough to leave heart, head and extremities equally underdeveloped, but remain oddly attached to proceedings. Nakiea was acardiacus ancepsed, present in principle and connected to Ritter by necessity. acardiacused adj. Sufficiently drunk to rely parasitically on another person's circulation, judgement and taxi fare. Chantea was acardiacused, attached to Juliuz for balance and all subsequent decisions. acardiaed adj. Too drunk to locate the heart of the matter, or indeed to maintain one. Kadie-may was acardiaed and offered sympathy without identifying where feelings were normally kept. acardiotrophiaed adj. You are drunk and your inner engine has entered a period of marked wasting. Wrenly was acardiotrophiaed, conserving motion as though each heartbeat required a grant application. acardited adj. Of a drinker: chemically stabilised, slightly pliable, and being used to improve the evening's plastics. Ethelyn was acardited, steadying the table while making herself increasingly useful as a softener. acardius ancepsed adj. Describing a drinker who has reduced heart, head and limbs to the same provisional condition. Theodie was acardius ancepsed, assembled for the evening but not convincingly operational. acardiused adj. Of a drinker who has misplaced the heart, and is consequently being carried by a more functional companion. Eufemia was acardiused, following Aves without consulting either emotion or direction.