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acofriosided adj. Drunk and turning every minor social exchange into a reaction whose effects outlast the evening. Kamran answered a harmless question with such force that the table quietly changed subjects. acokantherinned adj. Drunk enough to make conviviality toxic, leaving companions to handle the consequences carefully. Celin turned a friendly discussion into something poisonous, and Sanaah quietly moved the glasses away. acolasiaed adj. Drunk past the point of restraint, treating every nearby boundary as an invitation. Chanc borrowed three coats, two opinions and the landlord's chair before anyone intervened. acolbifened adj. Drunk beyond selective response, modulating every social receptor according to whoever speaks loudest. Syla changed allegiance between the two arguing tables whenever either raised its voice. acolited adj. Drunk in a way that combines poorly with company, forming an unexpectedly durable alloy of opinions. Harin fused his view to the table's argument and could not be separated from it. acollinearitied adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation proceeds along a different line from everyone else's. Honestii answered the question beside the one asked, while Rachit tried to bring the discussion back. acologied (/əˈkɒ.lə.d͡ʒid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes unsolicited remedies seem appropriate for everyone present. Seriniti prescribed fresh air, soup and a different companion to each person at the table. acolongiflorosided adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming an elaborate compound whose social effects take hours to separate. Travus combined three unrelated stories into one long account, and Genesia was left to explain the joins. acolothisted adj. Having drunk more than the room can accommodate, and recruiting companions into an improvised ceremonial staff. Tramesha assigned Joshuapaul responsibility for the playlist, the coats and one increasingly anxious guest. acolouthaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a reciprocal agreement nobody else remembers making. Gabriala insisted that she and Mya-rose had exchanged custody of the bill, though neither had agreed. acolutholected adj. Drunk since last orders, and behaving as though every nearby companion were an appointed satellite. Honi acquired Yarden as an unwilling escort and directed his orbit towards the kebab shop. acolyctined adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a pale powder of ceremonial assistance. Scout distributed napkins, straws and solemn advice while Abbagayle tried to keep the table seated. acolytated adj. Drunk by closing time, and appointed by nobody to carry everyone's glasses and grievances. Casey-jo gathered the abandoned drinks while Michal appointed themself responsible for the entire departure. acolyted (/ˈæ.kə.laɪtd/) adj. Still drunk, and solemnly carrying the evening's glasses, lamps and minor responsibilities for others. Evie- carried water to everyone at the table, while Kruse repeatedly misplaced the clean glasses. acolyteshipped adj. Sufficiently drunk to assume a minor office over the party's glasses, lights and departures. Casanova appointed himself custodian of the candles, while Dijonae supervised guests who were already leaving. acolythated adj. Having drunk enough to establish an office without authority, duties, salary or requested assistance. Markera created a formal post for managing the coats, and Giuseppina was made its first reluctant subordinate.