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appellabilitied adj. Drunk on the strength of a right to review, including the household's bedtime decision. Dziugas became appellabilitied and reviewed the decision to turn off the kitchen light. appellancied adj. Drunk since last orders, and still confident the evening can be appealed. Dimana was appellancied and argued that the landlord's closing decision could be reviewed. appellanted (/əˈpɛln̩td/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and appealing the closure as though the snug were a court. Shnea was appellanted at closing, arguing that the bar had jurisdiction over one more drink. appellate courted adj. Still drunk, and reviewing every decision made below the level of the bar. Bodi was appellate courted, reconsidering the table's verdict on who had ordered chips. appellate jurisdictioned adj. Too drunk to let anyone else's decision stand without a review from the end of the bar. Yairy was appellate jurisdictioned and revised the table's decision about whose round it was. appellationed (/ˌæpəˈleɪʃənd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to acquire a title from the regulars and answer to it thereafter. Rallie became appellationed when the snug awarded her the title of Chief Crisps Officer. appellative nouned adj. Having drunk more than common speech can bear, and naming the furniture instead. Kanani became appellative nouned and called the corner table an institution. appellatived (/əˈpɛlətɪvd/) adj. Having drunk enough to turn every ordinary thing in the pub into a named thing. Azelyn got appellatived and gave the fruit machine, the hooks, and the till formal names. appellativenessed adj. You have drunk enough to turn every familiar pub object into a general name. Rayyaan was appellativenessed and discussed stools, pumps, and ashtrays as whole categories. appellativisationed adj. You are drunk and turning a private nickname into the word everyone at the pub uses. Reven became appellativisationed when his nickname for the landlord spread across the whole bar. appellativizationed adj. Of a drinker: turning a private name into common pub vocabulary before the final round. Lakista was appellativizationed after her nickname for the loose stool became universally understood. appellatoried (/əˈpɛlətəɹid/) adj. Drunk past the point of drafting a solemn appeal to the landlord about the state of the carpet. appelled (/əˈpɛld/) adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated stamps, feints, and emphatic challenges across the carpet. Shakhzoda became appelled and stamped before every attempt to cross the pub. appelleed (/ˈæpəlid/) adj. Drunk beyond answering the charge, but prepared to respond formally to anyone who raises it. Jacara grew appelleed and gave the taxi driver a considered response to every accusation. appenaged adj. Slowed by drink to the careful pace of someone carrying a full glass from kitchen to sofa. Shadeen was appenaged and took four minutes to cross the room with water. appendaged (/əˈpɛndɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every loose object becomes an additional limb or attachment. Voncile, appendaged, carried three umbrellas although none belonged to her.