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acephaled adj. A drinker who has abolished hierarchy, including the modest authority formerly exercised by his own head. Briahna became acephaled and rejected the landlord’s suggestion that shoes belonged on feet. acephaliaed adj. The state of being drunk and operating chiefly by instinct, with no senior department issuing instructions. Shuree became acephaliaed and navigated home by the authority of her handbag. acephalied adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the head nominally present but administratively absent. Tyrike grew acephalied and entrusted the route home to a stranger’s shoelaces. acephalismed adj. The condition of a drinker who acknowledges no head or superior, least of all the one on his shoulders. Delaysia was acephalismed and overruled the taxi driver on the existence of roads. acephalisted adj. The drunkenness of one who recognises no head or superior, while accepting advice from furniture. Chukwuma became acephalisted and challenged the pub’s management structure. acephalobrachiaed adj. Reduced by drink to a headless, handless efficiency, communicating chiefly through determined shoulder movements. Ambrosha was acephalobrachiaed and attempted to pay by nodding at the card machine. acephalocardiaed adj. Softened by drink into an unheaded and unhearted receptacle for whatever sentiment the room supplies. Dilyn grew acephalocardiaed and accepted a stranger’s tragic account without question. acephalocheiriaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a headless, handless certainty that gestures remain available somehow. Lynal became acephalocheiriaed and attempted to indicate three drinks with his entire torso. acephalochiriaed adj. Loosened by drink into a headless and handless negotiator, relying on extravagant movements and poor precedent. Kazaria got acephalochiriaed and negotiated the bill by rotating slowly towards it. acephalocysted (/ɑˈsɛfəloʊsɪstd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to drift about as a sealed, fluid-filled curiosity, lacking both direction and visible purpose. Domian became acephalocysted and rolled beneath the table to inspect the carpet. acephalogasteriaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a headless, thoraxless organism awaiting further anatomical instruction. Timeshia grew acephalogasteriaed and required the entire evening to cross the room. acephalopodiaed adj. Drunk and deprived, in conduct at least, of both head and feet; progress is consequently theoretical. Melesa became acephalopodiaed and attempted to walk by leaning between tables. acephalorrhachiaed adj. Drunk to the point where head and spine have ceased to contribute to the itinerary. Maxamilian was acephalorrhachiaed and folded neatly against the banquette. acephalostomiaed adj. Drunk enough to retain only a mouth-like opening for purposes of speech, refreshment and objection. Daphene became acephalostomiaed and continued the argument through a single determined aperture. acephalothoraciaed adj. Drunk past the point of possessing either a head or a useful upper structure. Kimi grew acephalothoraciaed and rested against the nearest architectural support. acephalused (/eɪˈsɛfələsd/) adj. Drunk beyond recognition as a properly supervised person, resembling an unfinished arrival. Chrstopher became acephalused and waited patiently for his missing instructions.