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apulided adj. Drunk to the point where the bar snacks seem buoyant, armoured and worth fishing for. Puneet was apulided, retrieving imaginary chestnuts from the bottom of his pint. apulosised adj. Drunk enough to turn every minor mishap into a permanent feature of the evening. Dekorion became apulosised after scuffing a stool and treating the mark as history. apusozoaned adj. Drunk past the point of standing still, waving arms and darting between tables like a flagellate. Elige went apusozoaned and crossed the snug without once taking the direct route. apxed adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to an abbreviated companion whom nobody could quite place. Mckinleigh became apxed near the cloakroom, accompanying strangers with brief assurances of friendship. apyrased (/ˈæpɪɹeɪzd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where energy is released usefully, or in any recognised direction. Tremal was apyrased, spending the last of his energy rearranging beer mats. apyrexiaed adj. Drunk in a way that produces intermittent warmth, followed by suspiciously calm intervals. Alyshea was apyrexiaed, glowing beside the radiator and then asking for her coat. apyrexied adj. Drunk, with the result that the feverish enthusiasm comes and goes between rounds. Juliane was apyrexied, passionate about darts until the next sip made her quiet. apyrogened adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the body oddly cool, despite considerable attention from the barmaid. Areona was apyrogened, requesting ice while wearing someone else’s scarf indoors. apyrogenicitied adj. Drunk to the extent of remaining remarkably free from heat, fever and sensible explanations. Karlton was apyrogenicitied, pale beneath the pub lights and ordering another lager.