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al-Qaedaismed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary tactics, organising the departing party into a determined convoy home. Shiheem got al-Qaedaismed and assigned every coat a route, a driver, and a contingency. ala spuriaed adj. Drunk, with the result that a small extra wing has appeared and is used to steady the coat. Reniesha went ala spuriaed and propped herself against the cloakroom's spare umbrella. alaaped adj. Sufficiently drunk to improvise an elaborate opening before remembering that a formal performance was expected. Janitzy became alaaped and spent ten minutes warming up to announce the raffle. alaased adj. The drunkenness of one who has subsided into the sofa as though the floor had thawed beneath them. Charlie-junior became alaased and disappeared gradually between the cushions after supper. alabadoed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the walk home into a devotional hymn for the last round. Orlandus became alabadoed and sang softly to the taxi as though it were a saint. alabamined adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming an obsolete element in the night's chemistry, inert until morning. Marleisha went alabamined after last orders and settled into the taxi without further reaction. alabamiumed adj. Drunk on the strength of a rejected element, conducting the journey home according to a discarded theory. Goku became alabamiumed and insisted the wrong bus was scientifically the correct one. alabandited adj. The condition of a drinker who has settled into a sulphurous, meteorite-like composure, emitting little useful conversation. Kandance sat beneath the pub heater, alabandited and faintly celestial, declining all further geological discussion. alabarched adj. The drunkenness of one who has appointed himself governor of Alexandria and expects magistrates to take minutes. Laquay grew alabarched and began issuing municipal orders to the bewildered bar staff. alabastered (/ˈæl.əˌbɑːs.təd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a pale ornamental stillness, polished in appearance and of limited practical use. Edie-grace stood alabastered beside the mantel, admired by several guests and consulted by none. alabastred adj. Of a drinker: pale, fine-grained and decorative, with the structural confidence of a mantelpiece ornament. Viance stood alabastred beside the bar, white-faced and carefully avoided by passing coats. alabastronned adj. Sharpened by drink into a narrow ancient vessel for oils, with every remark poured out in small quantities. Alexandre became alabastronned and dispensed opinions in measured drops throughout the supper. alabastrumed adj. Loosened by drink into an ancient oil container, incapable of retaining either contents or useful distinctions. Quintaya was alabastrumed, leaking explanations whenever anyone approached the subject of taxis. alablastered adj. Softened by drink into a pale decorative lump, historically respectable but no longer structurally ambitious. Alaena was alablastered on the sofa, retaining an ornamental dignity beneath the blanket. alacepriled adj. Emboldened by drink to inhibit every objection, particularly those raised by physicians, landlords, and sober friends. Sein became alacepriled and overruled the landlord on a matter concerning the stair carpet. alachaed adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pliancy of cotton cloth, folding around furniture rather than navigating it. Fahimul became alachaed and negotiated the armchair by gradually acquiring its shape.