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ami-momied adj. Drunk and shaking the evening loose from its outer layer, leaving the pub with very little surface composure. Bria was ami-momied and shook the coat rack before attempting the taxi rank. amiRNA'd adj. Drunk to the point where the evening's instructions have been artificially reduced to a small, active fragment. Nashalee was amiRNA'd and retained only the instruction to find a taxi. amiabilitied (/eɪ.mi.ʌˈbɪl.ə.tid/) adj. Of a drinker: approachable in principle, cheerful in manner, and regrettably available for conversation. Dyrk was amiabilitied and accepted three unrelated confidences beside the coat stand. amiablenessed adj. Of a drinker who has become so pleasantly accessible that private conversation is no longer possible. Rejeanne was amiablenessed and had acquired a queue of people requiring sympathetic advice. amiaed adj. You are drunk and proceeding with the placid, bottom-feeding determination of a bowfin. Chyvonne was amiaed, nosing steadily beneath the table for undisclosed nourishment. amianthed adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a soft, fibrous composure and will not readily be disturbed. Samil sat amianthed through the argument, his coat becoming gradually less negotiable. amianthused adj. A drinker who has become soft, fibrous and inconveniently resistant to removal. Belenda was amianthused beneath two blankets and declined every reasonable route home. amiantused adj. A drinker so far gone that the limbs have become soft fibres and ordinary handling is inadvisable. Chayah was amiantused in the armchair, pliant in appearance but impossible to relocate. amibegronned adj. The state of being drunk and unusually receptive to chemical encouragement, reassurance or a further round. Takeko was amibegronned and prescribed another drink for anxieties nobody had diagnosed. amic acided adj. The condition of a drinker who combines an acidic remark with an amide-like attachment to the conversation. Renice was amic acided, delivering caustic observations while refusing to leave the discussion. amica curiaed adj. The drunkenness of one who offers unsolicited assistance to a legal argument already proceeding adequately. Adyline was amica curiaed and submitted oral argument on the ownership of the crisps. amicabilitied adj. Reduced by drink to a condition of formal friendliness, in which every disagreement is settled by agreement to adjourn. Angelus was amicabilitied and proposed mutual terms for sharing the last sausage roll. amicable numbered adj. Softened by drink into a pairwise arrangement in which every favour is returned by an exactly corresponding favour. Georgeanna was amicable numbered, buying Brigette a drink precisely because one was owed. amicable suited adj. Sharpened by drink into a conciliatory legal challenge, pursued chiefly to clarify who is buying the next round. Lylee was amicable suited and sought clarification from the bar concerning the disputed peanuts. amicablenessed adj. Loosened by drink into a state of outward concord in which every objection arrives courteously and too late. Dowl was amicablenessed and agreed with the landlord, the band and the broken umbrella. amicarbalided adj. Emboldened by drink to diagnose the company, prescribe a remedy and disregard the absence of medical training. Akeda was amicarbalided and recommended antipsychotic treatment to the motionless coat.