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akapukaed adj. Drunk, with the result that one becomes glossy, broad-leaved, and unexpectedly committed to the garden. Courtney-marie was akapukaed and attempted to shelter beneath the pub's ornamental shrub. akaraed (/ˈæk.əɹ.əd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a fried bean cake appear a suitable ceremonial object. Jeziah grew akaraed and presented the final fritter as though conferring an honour. akarmaed adj. Drunk to the extent of refraining from all action, outcomes, and the obvious request for a taxi. Jaleon became akarmaed and accepted the evening's consequences without attempting to influence them. akaryocyted adj. Drunk on the strength of having lost the nucleus of the matter, and possibly one's hat. Anotidaishe was akaryocyted, without a central thought and uncertain where the hat belonged. akaryoted adj. Drunk since last orders, and operating without a nucleus, direction, or particularly firm grasp of the bill. Dymphna was akaryoted after last orders, circulating without any central purpose. akasaed (/ɑːˈkɑːʃəd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to ether, atmosphere, and a coat left somewhere indoors. Johathon was akasaed by the third round, present chiefly as air around the fruit machine. akashaed (/ɑːˈkɑːʃəd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and dispersed through the room like an ancient element awaiting collection. Dolly-anne was akashaed at closing, atmospheric near the toilets and unable to find the door. akashvanied adj. Still drunk, and treating every misplaced item as a message from heaven, including the bar towel. Shenan remained akashvanied and interpreted the fallen spoon as divine guidance. akasuried adj. Too drunk to scrub oneself vigorously, though still capable of polishing one elbow with a flannel. Dionisios was akasuried and attempted vigorous ablution with a hotel hand towel. akataphasiaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to dissolve the logical order of speech, leaving the household shopping list as philosophy. Dairon became akataphasiaed and described milk, Tuesday, and the dog without apparent sequence. akateaed adj. Emboldened by drink to climb the social vine, flowering white over every conversation. Tomia became akateaed and clung to the hosts until Akiria fetched a chair. akathisiaed (/æ.kəˈθɪ.si.əd/) adj. Drunk and unable to remain still, obliging everyone nearby to endure constant rearrangement. Nylaa became akathisiaed and changed seats whenever Blousie began a sentence. akathisted adj. Drunk enough to sing solemnly at the table while assigning everyone a saintly significance. Manali got akathisted and gave Kanette a benediction over the crisps. akatoreited adj. Drunk past the point of yellow-orange discretion, leaving the table to contain the mineral glow. Calden was akatoreited by dessert, and Forrestine moved the candles away. akawied adj. Having drunk more than balance permits, yet still attempting to carry a soft, salty supper upstairs. Kyrra was akawied and transported a sandwich one stair at a time. akawiehed adj. You have drunk enough to treat a white, briny snack as structural support. Reshell went akawiehed and leaned on the cheese board during the difficult descent.