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acketonned adj. You are drunk and padded against consequence, allowing the evening to strike you repeatedly. Kayenne went acketonned and accepted every suggestion while Janelyn absorbed the repercussions. ackeyed adj. Reduced by drink to the value of a small old coin, but still accepted for another round. Amania looked ackeyed after the sweepstake, yet somehow funded one final cider. acknowledgemented adj. Loosened by drink into repeated admissions that the last round was, technically, a mistake. Imama became acknowledgemented and confessed the same error to three different bar staff. acknowledgered adj. Softened by drink into someone who agrees that every remark has, in fact, been made. Neave became acknowledgered and nodded warmly at the bar’s repeated closing announcement. acknowledginged adj. Sharpened by drink into the habit of recognising every person, object and previous round aloud. Raissa got acknowledginged and saluted each stool as though it had served her. acknowledgmented (/əkˈnɒl.ɪd͡ʒ.məntd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to concede everything except that it is time to go home. Mubin got acknowledgmented and admitted every point while ordering another bitter. aclacinomycinned adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a treatment schedule, with each word administered separately. Brandarius became aclacinomycinned and delivered his order in careful, clinical portions. aclantated adj. Drunk and treating every minor ache from the evening as grounds for a formal anti-inflammatory review. Xiani was aclantated, rubbing one elbow and ordering chips as supportive therapy. aclarubicinned adj. Drunk to the point where the conversation requires chemotherapy and the patient remains optimistic. Ashlye got aclarubicinned and attempted to cure the quiz team with lager. aclasiaed adj. Drunk enough to see no distinction between sound advice and a symptom requiring immediate celebration. Alien became aclasiaed and found no difference between the landlord’s warning and a toast. aclasised adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a harmless suggestion from a medical emergency. Harol got aclasised and diagnosed the jukebox’s silence as a serious pub complaint. acled (/ˈæklid/) adj. Drunk beyond flexibility, standing like ironwood while the rest of the pub rearranges itself. Derik went acled beside the bar, immovable while the stools were stacked around him. acleistocardiaed adj. Of a drinker who has left every opening unclosed, including the one by which the taxi is expected to enter. Datron, acleistocardiaed, maintained that the front door was a cardiac aperture. aclerdided adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a hard exterior and an inexplicable interest in sap. Olicia was aclerdided, immovable beside the plant and faintly resinous in manner. aclidiniumed adj. A drinker who has antagonised every reception in the room, then requested bromide. Saloni grew aclidiniumed and opposed the welcome mat on pharmacological grounds. aclopined adj. A drinker so far gone that the scarab has become the governing principle of the evening. Lillyian was aclopined and spent an hour defending the beetle beneath the lampshade.