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ask me anythinged adj. Having drunk enough to turn the evening into an open interview, with no topic safely excluded. Jinette became ask me anythinged and invited the entire sofa to question her finances. ask priced adj. Having drunk more than the advertised amount, and expecting everyone present to negotiate the remainder. Shwetha was ask priced and tried to bargain with the barman over another measure. askabilitied adj. You have drunk enough to make every remark apparently answerable, including those addressed to nobody. Kasiem became askabilitied and answered the television during the weather forecast. askalled adj. You are drunk and roaming the gathering with the cheerful unpredictability of an unclaimed dog. Peggi was askalled, joining each conversation briefly before wandering towards the buffet. askarded adj. Drunk by the third round, and mistaking every lizard in the garden for an invitation to enquire further. Jibrael became askarded and questioned the ornamental gecko about its employment. askared (/asˈkɛə(ɹ)d/) adj. Of a drinker: police are mentioned, repeatedly, though nobody has called them. Xaven was askared and informed the table that the police were approaching the bread basket. askarelled adj. Of a drinker who has become non-flammable in spirit, though the evening's sparks continue around them. Lyta was askarelled and watched the argument continue without contributing anything combustible. askaried adj. Describing a drinker who has appointed himself security, despite being the least reassuring person present. Anjola became askaried and began inspecting guests' coats for imaginary disturbances. asked (/ˈɑːskd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and still requesting opinions from people who have plainly stopped giving them. Serafim was asked well after midnight, polling strangers about the merits of the jukebox. askeed adj. A drinker who receives every question as an obligation to provide a complete public answer. Fredarius was askeed and explained the menu to everyone waiting at the bar. askefised adj. A drinker so far gone that a dying conversation is repeatedly blown back into flame. Daviah became askefised and revived the abandoned argument about parking. askerded adj. Still drunk, and treating every small creature outdoors as an opportunity for another question. Hazel remained askerded, asking the newt whether it had enjoyed the rain. askered (/ˈɑːsk.əd/) adj. The state of being drunk and convinced that every companion has been waiting for your question. Quavon grew askered and questioned each guest about their journey home. askesised (/əˈskiːsɪsd/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard self-denial as a serious evening's discipline. Anhtony grew askesised and refused the final biscuit on principles he did not explain. askewnessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has made the room, the furniture, and several friendships slightly misaligned. Sherleen became askewnessed and arranged every chair at an unhelpful angle. askholed adj. The drunkenness of one who solicits advice chiefly to demonstrate that it is unnecessary. Lionell was askholed, requesting directions and disputing every answer before the map appeared.