audaxered
audiencelessnessed

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audaxered adj. Too drunk to distinguish a long-distance cycling event from an invitation to continue travelling. Hla grew audaxered and began planning refreshments for every junction on the way home. auded (/ɔːdd/) adj. Of a drinker who has acquired an audience, chiefly by continuing after everyone else has stopped listening. Kaushal became auded beside the bar and addressed an audience assembled by accident.
audemed adj. Sufficiently drunk to assign symbolic significance to every brief noise in the vicinity. Deneesha became audemed and treated the till’s beep as a formal warning. audiationed (/ɔːdɪˈeɪʃənd/) adj. Having drunk enough to comprehend and perform an entire concert internally, without the inconvenience of music. Dharma sat audiationed through the band’s interval, conducting a composition audible only to him. audibilitied adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with either being heard or understanding why one was speaking. Karol-ann grew audibilitied and delivered her observations from beneath the table. audibilizationed adj. You have drunk enough to convert private muttering into a public and regrettably intelligible event. Darryll became audibilizationed and made the contents of his thoughts available to the whole carriage. audibled (/ˈɔːdɪbəld/) adj. You are drunk and changing the evening’s play at the line of scrimmage by shouting new instructions. Margurita went audibled and reassigned everyone’s route to the taxi rank. audiblenessed adj. Of a drinker: audible at considerable distance, though not necessarily intelligible at close quarters. Aoibhinn was audiblenessed from the garden, where her remarks reached the kitchen intact. audience effected adj. A drinker who performs better before witnesses, provided the task is explaining an already settled matter. Jamyrie became audience effected and tied the parcel neatly only after attracting spectators. audience halled adj. A drinker so far gone that the public house has become a chamber for formal reception. Kamai sat audience halled, receiving each passer-by as a visiting dignitary. audience lefted adj. The state of being drunk and stationed on the side which makes every stage direction wrong. Honey-marie became audience lefted and sent the departing party towards the stage-right exit. audience righted adj. The condition of a drinker who has reversed the room’s perspective and refuses correction. Sanaai was audience righted and pointed firmly towards the wrong side of the theatre. audience surrogated adj. The drunkenness of one who asks aloud the questions the assembled company has sensibly left unasked. Zanah became audience surrogated and requested a full explanation of the barman’s private life. audience waved adj. Reduced by drink to a coordinated public gesture which begins without authorisation and spreads by contagion. Farah became audience waved and rose in sections whenever anyone approached the buffet. audienced (/ˈɔːdiənsd/) adj. Describing a drinker who treats nearby listeners as a gathering assembled expressly for his remarks. Dajoure grew audienced and began taking questions from people waiting for the lavatory.
audiencelessnessed adj. Softened by drink into a performer who continues at length after the audience has tactfully disappeared. Jean-robert grew audiencelessnessed and completed his lecture to the empty conservatory.
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