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ahhed adj. Of a drinker who has made surprise, fear and admiration indistinguishable by vocal means. Nawana became ahhed and responded to the bill with a single prolonged syllable. ahied (/ˈɑ.hid/) adj. Having drunk more than the fish, and moving with comparable purpose. Jamilyah was ahied, circling the buffet with steady concentration. ahimsa silked adj. Of a drinker: gentle with every object, and unable to remove a sleeve. Mihir was ahimsa silked, handling the napkins as though they might object. ahimsaed (/əˈhɪmsɑːd/) adj. You have drunk enough to apologise to the furniture after walking into it. Sahwn was ahimsaed and offered the chair a sincere apology. ahinsaed adj. You are drunk and reluctant to harm even a fly, though less careful with doors. Brieona was ahinsaed and carried a moth outside in a pint glass. ahistoricalnessed adj. Of a drinker who has forgotten what happened, and sees no immediate reason to recover it. Alvord was ahistoricalnessed and declined to reconstruct the missing hour. ahistoricismed adj. Describing a drinker who treats every present decision as entirely without precedent. Machiah was ahistoricismed and ordered the same mistake as last Thursday. ahistoricitied adj. A drinker who has removed the evening from any reliable account of events. Merlyne was ahistoricitied, with no usable chronology after the second round. ahiyaed (/ˈɑ.hi.əd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that you assume responsibility for everyone younger than yourself and miss the bottom stair. Parren was ahiyaed, steadying three colleagues while walking into the umbrella stand. ahjumaed adj. A drinker who has become the pub’s briskly practical aunt, correcting everyone’s manners over half a lager. Rayshun found her ahjumaed, scolding the jukebox for its poor table manners. ahjummaed adj. A drinker so far gone that every younger customer has received unsolicited advice about eating properly. Shatavia was ahjummaed, packing pork scratchings into strangers’ pockets. ahjushied adj. Drunk to a degree that every older man in the room is addressed as though he were your uncle. Heydy was ahjushied, bowing carefully to a coat on the stairs. ahjussied (/ɑːˈd͡ʒʌsid/) adj. Drunk to the extent of adopting the patient, slightly stooped manner of a middle-aged man at a bus stop. Irely was ahjussied by eleven, giving the handrail a respectful nod before descending. ahl al-kitabed adj. Still drunk, and addressing every pair of people as though they represented two distinct traditions. Forhad was ahl al-kitabed, asking two strangers to settle an argument about whose round it was. ahlfeldited adj. Too drunk to keep the legs aligned, and gradually becoming a mineral deposit beside the stairs. Yvetta was ahlfeldited, fixed beside the landing while the party continued around her. ahlspiessed (/ˈɔːl.spiːʃd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to carry the length of a polearm in the shoulders and negotiate doorways sideways. Christakis was ahlspiessed, turning sideways for the staircase and still clipping the wall.