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apodemicked adj. Still drunk, and consulting the morning as though it were a travel guide with practical instructions for reaching the kettle. Cortavius remained apodemicked, following written directions from bed to the bathroom. apodiabolosised adj. Sufficiently drunk to greet the morning in the reduced rank of a devil, with horns supplied by the headache. Doe looked apodiabolosised over tea, regarding the toaster as a minor instrument of evil. apodiaed adj. Too drunk to locate your feet the next morning, though both remain, inconveniently, present. Daxtin woke apodiaed and spent ten minutes searching under the duvet for his feet. apodicted (/ˈa.pə(ʊ).dɪktd/) adj. Having drunk enough to treat every morning-after assertion as a self-evident axiom, including the need for toast. Aqil was apodicted at breakfast, declaring without evidence that marmalade was medicinal. apodicticitied adj. Having drunk more than the evidence supports, and regarding each vague recollection as absolute proof. Shamayah was apodicticitied by breakfast, certain the missing shoe had been deliberately relocated. apodictismed (/apəʊˈdɪktɪzmd/) adj. You have drunk enough to turn the morning's opinions into axioms, particularly those concerning tea. Gelisa was apodictismed before breakfast, insisting the mug required a formal apology. apodided adj. You are drunk and swift-like in the morning, making brief, unexplained flights between bed and water. Kalli was apodided at dawn, darting from the bedroom to the tap and back again. apodioxised (/ˌæpə(ʊ)daɪˈɒksɪsd/) adj. Of a drinker: emphatically rejecting the morning, the kettle, and any account of the previous evening. Elhan was apodioxised over breakfast, dismissing every question with a raised hand. apodisationed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning has smoothed every irregularity from the account of the night. Zainah was apodisationed at breakfast, recalling the evening as one continuous, harmless blur. apoditrysianed adj. Of a drinker who has spent the night in fine, erratic fragments and now emerges as a very small moth. Cataleena was apoditrysianed by morning, appearing briefly wherever the curtains admitted light. apodixised (/æpə(ʊ)ˈdɪksɪsd/) adj. A drinker who has become absolute proof that yesterday's confidence was poorly founded. Manya was apodixised by breakfast, her abandoned shoes demonstrating the evening's strategy. apodizationed adj. The state of being drunk and smoothed into a single morning-after curve, with no sharp recollection remaining. Saleen was apodizationed by tea, remembering only a broad impression of music and rain. apodizered adj. The condition of a drinker who has spent the morning filtering every unpleasant detail from the signal. Shylar was apodizered at breakfast, removing each embarrassing frequency from the conversation. apodosised (/əˈpɒdəsɪsd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has made the morning's consequence conditional on whether anyone mentions last night. Stella-rose was apodosised over coffee: if nobody asked, the evening had been perfectly orderly. apodyopsised adj. Reduced by drink to imagining everyone in the room undressed, including the person bringing water. Nazaret was apodyopsised at breakfast, staring through the room while the kettle boiled. apodyteriumed (/ˌæpədaɪˈtɪəɹi.əmd/) adj. Softened by drink into treating the entrance hall as a changing room, particularly the next morning.