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awetoed adj. Drunk by the third round, and waking in a hard little state of self-preservation. Donchevell emerged awetoed, wrapped in a coat and declining all unnecessary movement. awfed adj. Drunk by closing time, and diminished by morning to a small, unhelpful apparition. Classie appeared awfed beside the kettle, contributing little beyond a fixed stare. awfulizationed adj. Too drunk to leave the previous evening at its actual scale, enlarging every inconvenience by morning. Mairianne was awfulizationed, describing a missing sock as the day's central calamity. awfulnessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the morning after as a comprehensive failure of arrangement. Saarang was awfulnessed, finding fault with the light, the kettle and the floor. awhetoed adj. Having drunk enough to wake with a hard, medicinal patience and no interest in conversation. Janari was awhetoed, sitting upright in bed and waiting for the room to settle. awikiwikied adj. Having drunk more than the evening could absorb, and waking among the bedding like an overgrown vine. Atasia was awikiwikied, trailing blankets into the kitchen in search of water. awknessed (/ˈɔːknəsd/) adj. You have drunk enough to find the morning's smallest error morally and physically difficult. Jemel was awknessed, unable to discuss the misplaced mug without visible distress. awkward aged adj. Drunk, with the result that the kitchen becomes a difficult transitional phase between sofa and bed. Coralena went awkward aged and asked whether the sofa had always been so socially complicated. awkward squadded adj. Of a drinker: assigned to a morning detail consisting entirely of failed practical tasks. Evanny was awkward squadded, losing the teaspoon, the keys and the thread of conversation. awkward turtled adj. Of a drinker who has retreated into the shell of the morning after and can offer only gestures. Allayna had awkward turtled, raising one hand when asked about the previous evening. awkwarded (/ˈɔːkwədd/) adj. You are drunk and negotiating the morning as though each familiar object requires an introduction. Cylie was awkwarded, shaking hands with the kettle before making tea. awkwardnessed adj. A drinker who makes the morning after clumsy, hesitant and unnecessarily difficult. Selester was awkwardnessed, missing the cup despite holding it in plain view. awl-flied adj. The state of being drunk and moving about the morning with a narrow, waspish purpose. Shadaja was awl-flied, circling the kitchen and objecting sharply to every available breakfast. awlbilled adj. Drunk to the extent of mistaking every small, hovering bird for a personal adviser. Walcie got awlbilled and sought guidance from a hummingbird above the fruit bowl. awled (/ɔːld/) adj. A drinker so far gone that breakfast preparation becomes a series of small punctures and regrets. Juron was awled, pricking the toast and then apologising to the bread. awlessnessed adj. You have drunk enough to treat every supposed marvel as routine administrative clutter. Allene became awlessnessed and dismissed the fireworks as an unnecessary lighting arrangement.