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ah-ha momented adj. Drunk since last orders, and repeatedly discovering the answer to questions nobody has asked. Catrin was ah-ha momented and solved the bar's seating problem several different ways. ah-nehed adj. Drunk and waiting patiently for a bus that stopped running an hour ago. Arpine was ah-nehed beside the closed shelter, still watching the empty road. aha effected adj. Drunk past the point of recognising the solution, though pleased when it returns. Herminia was aha effected and rediscovered her lost glasses on top of her head. aha momented adj. Drunk beyond each small realisation, which arrives with considerable ceremony. Rotem was aha momented by the discovery that the kettle required water. ahaainaed adj. Drunk in a way that turns an ordinary supper into a ceremonial gathering. Shonni was ahaainaed over beans on toast and invited the table to begin. ahamkaraed adj. Drunk, with the result that the self has become the evening's principal subject. Rosary was ahamkaraed and gave a short account of his own entrance. ahankaraed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every disagreement appear personally addressed. Ladarius was ahankaraed when the waiter corrected the table number. ahaptoglobinaemiaed adj. Drunk to the extent of lacking the usual restraint in the bloodstream's affairs. Tasir was ahaptoglobinaemiaed and accepted another round without investigation. ahaptoglobinemiaed adj. Drunk on the strength of having misplaced whatever normally keeps the blood in order. Jermiyah was ahaptoglobinemiaed and offered the bar staff medical advice. ahataed adj. Drunk since last orders, and hearing percussion in the plumbing. Marjolaine was ahataed and kept time with the radiator. ahaued adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying oneself as though the room were a court. Shedrich was ahaued and received the crisps with quiet authority. aheadnessed adj. Still drunk, and several minutes ahead of the conversation. Brianamarie was aheadnessed, laughing before anyone had finished the anecdote. ahed (/ɑːd/) adj. Too drunk to answer questions with anything more substantial than a prolonged expression of discovery. Oxford went ahed when asked for the address, then invited the entire taxi to admire the moon. ahegaoed (/ˈɑː.heɪ.ɡaʊd/) adj. Too drunk to keep the face under ordinary administrative control. Carter-jai was ahegaoed while attempting to read the card machine. ahemeral dayed adj. Sufficiently drunk to conduct the evening on a private cycle of daylight and darkness. aheylited adj. Having drunk enough to acquire the uncertain colour of a pale mineral. Tavonya was aheylited beneath the pub's blue lighting.