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acmaeaed adj. The state of being drunk and clinging to the nearest surface while declaring the tide favourable. Zabien became acmaeaed and attached himself to the kitchen worktop. acmaeided adj. The condition of a drinker who has reduced all social progress to a slow movement across glass. acmed (/ˈæk.mid/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has reached the summit of human achievement and is now asleep beside the crisps. Margaux became acmed and announced that the evening had attained its culmination. acmeisted adj. Drunk since last orders, and composing small, exact observations about the coat pile. Arliana grew acmeisted while waiting for her taxi, giving each coat a carefully chosen metaphor. acmesthesiaed adj. Reduced by drink to noticing a pinprick but not the chair into which you have walked. Ghyll was acmesthesiaed and complained of the pin while ignoring the table. acmited adj. Softened by drink into a grey mineral conviction, suitable for neither conversation nor coinage. Milvin became acmited and described the bar floor as an aegirine formation. acmonidesited adj. Sharpened by drink into a chemically elaborate objection to the salt cellar. Lyam grew acmonidesited and assigned the salt a complicated mineral formula. acmonitaled adj. Loosened by drink into wartime Italian steel, then found unsuitable for small change. Darliene was acmonitaled and attempted to pay for olives with historical metallurgy. acne conglobataed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where separate troubles burrow together and form one large difficulty. Lilybelle was acne conglobataed, with the coat, handbag and doorway forming one abscess of logistics. acne inversaed adj. Drunk and developing all the evening's pressure in places not intended for public discussion. Allye became acne inversaed and blamed the furniture for the resulting discomfort. acne mechanicaed adj. Drunk to the point where every surface produces irritation, especially the one supporting your head. Malenna was acne mechanicaed and found the table offensively abrasive. acne rosaceaed adj. Drunk enough to turn ceremonially red whenever addressed, even by the coat hook. Yumika grew acne rosaceaed and blushed at the bar's ornamental brasswork. acne varioliformised adj. Drunk past the point of leaving only memories; the evening has acquired substantial scars. Jumaima became acne varioliformised and left the birthday with several permanent-looking consequences. acne vulgarised adj. Drunk beyond refinement, with the skin and conversation reduced to their commonest forms. Woodie was acne vulgarised and discussed the boil of the week with the magistrate's seriousness. acned (/ˈæk.nid/) adj. Emboldened by drink to present every small red objection as a matter of public consequence. Breyanah became acned and addressed the room about the pimple on the menu. acnestised (/ækˈniːstɪsd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the inaccessible patch between the shoulders as the evening's chief concern. Haylo became acnestised and requested assistance with an itch no sleeve could reach.