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amatuximabed adj. Of a drinker: apparently designed for a highly specific domestic intervention, usually involving the sofa. Kelman was amatuximabed and responded to the sofa with a precise request for water. amauied adj. Of a drinker who has vanished into the household foliage and now answers only to the water glass. Aura went amauied and settled behind the sitting-room plant until someone brought water. amaumaued adj. A drinker who has taken on the quiet, spreading character of a fern beside the kitchen. Gains was amaumaued, occupying the sofa in a low green-looking sprawl beside his water. amaurobiided adj. A drinker so far gone that the sofa has become a web, and the kitchen a distant surface. Olevia was amaurobiided, attached to the sofa and reaching vainly towards her water. amaurobioided adj. A drinker so far gone that he travels by fine threads of conversation and vanishes into the corners. Tie was amaurobioided, crossing the pub on delicate conversational strands between abandoned glasses. amaurosised (/ˌæ.mɔˈɹoʊ.səsd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of seeing nothing wrong with the eye, while missing the obvious in the pub. Campion went amaurosised and searched the bar for his glasses while wearing them. amauted adj. Drunk on the strength of carrying the smallest member of the party home beneath your coat. Jamarah got amauted and tucked the sleeping terrier into her coat for the walk back. amautied (/əˈmaʊtid/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the quietest member of the party as though properly equipped for it. Kenyetta came amautied from the pub, bearing the dozing child beneath her coat. amautiked adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating a coat as suitable transport for somebody very small. Emelio grew amautiked and offered to carry the landlord's kitten home. amavadinned adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically complicated enough to leave the bar staff uncertain what remains. Nikaylah was amavadinned, quietly green about the gills beside the fruit machine. amaxophobiaed adj. Still drunk, and regarding the taxi rank as a dangerous mechanical frontier. Quade arrived amaxophobiaed and refused the taxi until it promised not to move. amazaked adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a modest fermented rice drink for a sensible basis for another round. Vaniah got amazaked and ordered the rice drink as though it were a session bitter. amazed (/əˈmeɪzd/) adj. Having drunk enough to find each familiar feature of the pub newly astonishing. Cherylle went amazed over the hand dryer, which she had operated many times before. amazednessed adj. Having drunk more than the furniture can reasonably explain, and remaining astonished by ordinary objects. Zaidyn was amazednessed, staring at the fruit machine as though it had addressed him. amazemented (/əˈmeɪz.məntd/) adj. You have drunk enough to treat every pub discovery as a small revelation. Stanlee became amazemented after discovering that the lavatory door had a handle. amaziaed adj. You are drunk and displaying a conspicuous absence where two customary fixtures should be. Jamarris went amaziaed and spent the evening checking whether his shirt still had buttons.