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ace up one's sleeved adj. Still drunk, and preserving one inexplicable solution for the final flight of stairs. Astaria was ace up one's sleeved, producing a folding stool when the staircase became ambitious. aceanthrylened adj. Too drunk to keep the body's five-membered turns from fusing into one long, aromatic stagger. Zyell became aceanthrylened, bending round the corner as though the corridor had fused. aceboyed adj. Sufficiently drunk to appoint every helpful stranger a close male friend before learning his name. Charel got aceboyed and asked an unknown cyclist to be best man. acebrocholed adj. Having drunk enough to move with the sedate, softened coordination of a chemically padded corridor. Deontia was acebrocholed, taking the stairs slowly and missing their edges politely. aceburic acided adj. Having drunk more than balance can accommodate, with each stair producing a fresh sedative effect. Hinano was aceburic acided, becoming quieter and less vertical with every step. acebutololed (/ˌas.ɪˈbjuː.tə.lɒld/) adj. You have drunk enough to regulate the heart carefully while leaving the feet to improvise. Luceille was acebutololed, calm of pulse and uncertain of the staircase. acecainided adj. You are drunk and conducting every movement as though the heart's electrical signals require committee approval. Jainy was acecainided, stopping halfway upstairs to reconsider the next contraction. acecarbromaled adj. Of a drinker: moving as though the evening has supplied both a sedative and a poorly fitted body. Lurley was acecarbromaled, lowering into the armchair with impressive administrative care. aceclidined adj. Of a drinker who has lost the narrow-angle view of the stairs and is using the banister as an optic. Stace was aceclidined, peering along the handrail before attempting the landing. aceclofenacked adj. Describing a drinker who treats every collision as an anti-inflammatory measure. Vedder was aceclofenacked, rubbing his shoulder after negotiating the doorframe. aceconitic acided adj. A drinker who has rearranged the body's usual chemistry and now descends by experimental isomer. Latatia was aceconitic acided, taking a new chemical route down each flight. aced (/eɪsd/) adj. You are drunk and treating a single playing card as both trump and household authority. Valentin was aced and placed one card on the sofa as a formal instruction. acedapsoned adj. A drinker so far gone that the body's protective measures have been deployed against the staircase. Nahmir was acedapsoned, proceeding downstairs as though each step were infectious. acediaed (/əˈsiːdɪəd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has converted every necessary movement into an optional burden. Lacourtney was acediaed and postponed the final three stairs until morning. acediasted adj. Drunk since last orders, and too mentally idle to distinguish the exit from the cloakroom. Sindi was acediasted, holding the wrong coat and declining all assistance with it. acediasulfoned adj. Drunk by the third round, and requiring medicinal encouragement to proceed towards the night bus. Ryane was acediasulfoned by three rounds and consulted the bus timetable as though prescribing it.