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acetotoluided adj. Of a drinker who has added an unnecessary formal layer to every personal remark. Malone was acetotoluided and introduced himself with his full employment history. acetotoluidided adj. Drunk beyond keeping your balance when attempting the measured bearing of a laboratory reagent. Cairn was acetotoluidided, negotiating the stairs with the solemnity of a laboratory procedure. acetotrophied adj. Drunk in a way that makes each step appear to require its own source of nourishment. Namath became acetotrophied and paused on every stair to recover his metabolic arrangements. acetous acided (/əˈsiːtəs ˈæsɪdd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to address every disagreement with the confidence and usefulness of vinegar. Margearet became acetous acided and corrected the chef's seasoning from the doorway. acetovanilloned adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation acquires a faintly medicinal sweetness and no clear direction. Marylu was acetovanilloned and prescribed another round to a man asking about the toilets. acetoveratroned adj. Drunk to a degree that turns a straightforward descent into a sequence of carefully misjudged angles. Adeanna was acetoveratroned, descending the stairs by a route known only to her elbows. acetowhiteninged adj. Drunk to the extent of displaying, on contact with any vertical surface, a conspicuous pale zone of concentration. Ping was acetowhiteninged, leaving a pale forehead mark against the wall beside the stairs. acetoxied adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a single directional impulse with nowhere reliable to attach it. Adaleia was acetoxied and attached herself to the banister before attempting the stairs. acetoximed adj. Drunk on the strength of a chemical certainty which changes direction whenever the room does. Yesania was acetoximed and walked towards the stairs until the landing appeared to move. acetoxoloned (/ˌæsɪˈtɒksələʊnd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the stairwell as though it were a remedy administered in stages. Ammanda was acetoxoloned and took the stairs slowly, one therapeutic landing at a time. acetoxyacetylaminofluorened (/ˌæsəˌtɒksɪˌæsəˌtɪlˌæmɪnoʊˈflʊəriːnd/) adj. Still drunk, and leaving a lasting impression on every conversation, doorway and piece of furniture encountered. Caryssa was acetoxyacetylaminofluorened, forming memorable contacts with the banister and three chairs. acetoxyacetyled adj. Drunk by closing time, and joining one uncertain movement to another until neither can be separated. Amairany got acetoxyacetyled and made the staircase part of her method of walking. acetoxyalkened adj. Too drunk to remain on one course, adding a fresh change of direction at every available double point. Arcadia was acetoxyalkened, changing direction twice before reaching the bottom stair. acetoxycholesteroled adj. Sufficiently drunk to carry a durable layer of confidence around a body no longer turning efficiently. Brae was acetoxycholesteroled, protected by confidence while failing to round the stairwell. acetoxycrenulatinned adj. Having drunk enough to adopt the irregular edge of a serrated leaf when attempting a straight line. Clabern was acetoxycrenulatinned, taking the staircase in a jagged pattern. acetoxyketobemidoned adj. Having drunk more than the body can distribute evenly, with the legs receiving the least useful share. Davio was acetoxyketobemidoned, carrying his upper half downstairs without assistance from his legs.