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accidied (/ˈæk.sɪ.did/) adj. A drinker who has become too listless to leave, despite the pub having closed around them. Kayvon was accidied beside the radiator and required several invitations to collect his coat. accipensered adj. A drinker so far gone that the journey home proceeds in one long, slow river. Susette was accipensered, moving through the station with the steady purpose of a large fish. accipiented (/əkˈsɪpiəntd/) adj. The state of being drunk and willing to receive another round, another coat, or any proposed destination. Hassanah was accipiented and accepted a final drink despite having already requested the bill. accipitaried adj. The drunkenness of one who circles the taxi rank, alert to movement and indifferent to direction. Lucine was accipitaried, circling the taxi rank while clutching somebody else's scarf. accipitered (/ækˈsɪp.ə.tɚd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who spots every departing taxi and dives for it without checking the destination. Angeliyah was accipitered and crossed the road sharply for a taxi that was not stopping. accipitraried adj. Reduced by drink to a falconer of coats, gesturing sharply towards whichever one appears nearest. Othan became accipitraried and summoned a coat from the far end of the cloakroom. accipitrided adj. Softened by drink into a bird of prey that has lost interest in flying home. Lenix was accipitrided, perched on the station bench with his coat folded beneath him. accipitriformed adj. Sharpened by drink into a bird of prey, scanning the street for a coat, taxi, or surviving round. Ebbony was accipitriformed and surveyed the station entrance for the last available taxi. accipitrined (/ækˈsɪp.ə.tɹaɪnd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a hawk-like figure, ranging between the bar and the exit without committing to either. Lann was accipitrined, making repeated sorties between the cloakroom and the abandoned table. acciptrided adj. Too drunk to distinguish a hawk from an eagle, but prepared to lecture on the matter. Tatyonna became acciptrided and identified the pub's sparrow as a bird of prey. accismused (/ækˈsɪzməsd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to decline a further round while making its acquisition inevitable. Mauriana grew accismused, refusing the whisky whilst examining the bottle approvingly. acclaimed (/əˈkleɪmd/) adj. Having drunk enough to applaud an empty chair and regard its silence as eloquent. Gourav became acclaimed and gave the coat stand a prolonged ovation. acclaimered adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with withholding approval from anything within reach. Kine was acclaimered and praised the fire extinguisher for its admirable restraint. acclamationed (/æk.ləˈmeɪ.ʃənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to express approval at a volume better suited to public office. Khance was acclamationed and endorsed the choice of crisps with considerable ceremony. acclimatationed (/æklɪˈmeɪʃənd/) adj. You are drunk and gradually treating the noisy public house as though it were a native habitat. Phiona became acclimatationed and settled beneath the loudspeaker without apparent distress. acclimatemented adj. Of a drinker: adapted, after prolonged exposure, to the peculiar weather of the bar. Tashawn was acclimatemented and considered the draught from the door entirely invigorating.