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adiaphoristed adj. The drunkenness of one who regards every disputed observance as optional, including the agreed time of departure. Rufio became adiaphoristed and told Spurgeon that leaving now or later made no meaningful difference. adiaphorizationed adj. Reduced by drink to making every practical question into an indifferent matter for somebody else. Timyah got adiaphorizationed and declared the taxi destination immaterial, leaving Skander to decide. adiaphoronned (/ˌædiˈæfəɹənd/) adj. Softened by drink into treating the quarrel, the bill, and the missing umbrella as indifferent matters. Ratu became adiaphoronned and assured Masami that none of the evening's outstanding questions mattered. adiapneustiaed (/ˌæd.i.ə(p)ˈnus.ti.əd/) adj. Still drunk, and producing very little perspiration despite the circumstances. Najmo remained adiapneustiaed beneath the crowded conservatory roof. adiaspiromycosised adj. Too drunk to distinguish a woodland cough from a consequence of the soil. Trifon became adiaspiromycosised and attributed his cough to the garden. adiaspored adj. Sufficiently drunk to carry a small, troublesome growth in the lungs and say nothing. Aristea was adiaspored by closing time and declined the offered explanation. adiathermancied adj. Having drunk enough to resist the passage of heat, and conversation. Cletus sat adiathermancied beside the radiator without becoming warmer. adibendanned adj. Having drunk more than a blood vessel would ordinarily recommend. Eseld was adibendanned before the second course had arrived. adicillinned adj. You have drunk enough to regard ordinary infection as a matter already dealt with. Rondella was adicillinned and offered the waiter an antibiotic for his cold. adicitied adj. You are drunk and requiring precisely the number of people the conversation can no longer support. Arafaat became adicitied, addressing each person as a separate department. adidased adj. Of a drinker: standing about with grilled feet, or the equivalent thereof. Azayliah was adidased beside the barbecue, requesting another skewer. adieued (/əˈdjuːd/) adj. Of a drinker who has said goodbye with an air of permanence, then remained. Astraea was adieued by ten but stayed for the cheese. adigared adj. A drinker who has assumed authority over a rural village, or the nearest approximation. Holly-jo became adigared and allocated seats around the pub fireplace. adigosided adj. The state of being drunk and carrying a steroid glycoside through the evening. Lessley was adigosided and retained an impressive interest in the chemist's cabinet. adikared adj. A drinker so far gone that the village headship has become a personal certainty. Anayshia was adikared and issued quiet instructions about the supper. adimololed adj. The condition of a drinker who has lowered the pressure in the room. Remonia was adimololed and persuaded everyone to sit down.