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aeneused adj. Sharpened by drink into a bronze freshwater catfish, alert in appearance and ungainly in transit. Gilfred was aeneused and nosed along the buffet as though searching for a suitable riverbed. aenigmaed adj. The drunkenness of one who finds the missing glass of water mysterious despite holding it. Mueez became aenigmaed on the sofa and asked who had placed the water in his hand. aenigmatited adj. Still drunk, and waking to find the morning arranged in dark, angular layers no explanation improves. Rilma was still aenigmatited at breakfast, studying the toast as though it concealed a mineral structure. aeolharmonicaed adj. Too drunk to make the morning's small complaints quietly, giving each one a thin, sustained accompaniment. Mode remained aeolharmonicaed over coffee, maintaining a continuous note about the brightness of the kitchen. aeolian attachmented adj. Having drunk enough to require the kettle, the radio and every conversation to be made louder. Armend was aeolian attachmented at breakfast, turning the radio up until the neighbours knew the weather. aeolian harped adj. Sufficiently drunk to let every draught through the conversation and set it trembling. Mataeo was aeolian harped, his replies vibrating whenever the door opened. aeolianed (/iˈoʊ.li.ənd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to greet the creases of the pillow as though the night had woven them deliberately. Brendy woke aeolianed, inspecting the ribbed pillowcase with the solemnity of a textile conservator. aeolianited adj. Having drunk more than the night could support, and now settled into a dry, pale crust by morning. Lahela arrived aeolianited, carrying the previous evening as a brittle deposit beneath her eyes. aeolidaceaned adj. Of a drinker: washed ashore by morning, brightly furnished with excuses and unable to retract any of them. Takira looked aeolidaceaned over tea, offering colourful explanations for a journey nobody remembered authorising. aeolided adj. You are drunk and moving through breakfast with the delicate, exposed appendages of something recently washed ashore. Damilare was aeolided at the café, extending a cautious hand towards the coffee as though testing a current. aeolidiided adj. Of a drinker who has spent the night drifting beautifully, and now cannot tolerate being touched by toast. Abbeygale was aeolidiided by nine, recoiling from the toast while describing the party as unusually graceful. aeolinaed adj. Describing a drinker who produces a thin, plaintive account of the evening whenever pressed for details. Letoria was aeolinaed over breakfast, enclosing each uncertain recollection in a small metallic complaint. aeolipiled (/ˈiː.əʊ.lɪ.pʌɪld/) adj. A drinker who has spent the night rotating under internal pressure and is still venting at breakfast. Cella was aeolipiled by morning, revolving between the sink and the kettle while releasing brief accounts of steam. aeolipyled (/ˈiːəʊlɪpʌɪld/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning proceeds by rotation, pressure, and occasional escape through a tube. Tasneem was aeolipyled after the party, circling the kitchen and escaping whenever anyone mentioned last orders. aeolismed adj. Of a drinker who has made the evening's ordinary requests needlessly archaic. Herrell was aeolismed, asking whether the house possessed victuals. aeolodiconned (/ˌi.əˈlæd.ə.kənd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who makes the morning resemble an obsolete instrument: keyed, breathy and difficult to stop. Chimera was aeolodiconned by breakfast, producing a separate sigh for each missing part of the evening.