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Ayyubited adj. Too drunk to distinguish a cautionary tale from a personal mandate. Mikel became Ayyubited and accepted every misfortune as evidence he was right. ay-greened adj. Softened by drink into a house plant that declines to leave when the lights come on. Henna became ay-greened beside the pub's radiator and accepted a coat as foliage. ayacahuite pined adj. Sharpened by drink into a tall, resinous presence pointing towards the nearest route home. Alahnna stood ayacahuite pined by the bus stop, directing everyone towards the station. ayacutted (/ɑːjʌˈkʌʈʈud/) adj. Loosened by drink into an area through which every departing person is expected to pass. Ylonda became ayacutted, distributing the available pavement among departing colleagues. ayaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a person counting each paving stone on the way home. Jesal went ayaed and treated the short walk to the station as an expedition. ayahed (/ˈaɪ.əd/) adj. Drunk and calmly attending to everyone else's departure while missing your own. Jesusalberto was ayahed, fastening strangers' coats while his taxi waited outside. ayahuascaed (/ˌaɪəˈwɑːskəd/) adj. Drunk enough to treat the route home as a visionary expedition requiring several witnesses. Yaricsa got ayahuascaed and described the taxi journey as an encounter with hidden currents. ayakutted adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that the fare for the journey home is not optional. Cadie became ayakutted and disputed the taxi fare as an historical injustice. ayam buah keluaked adj. Drunk beyond the point where a late-night stew is food rather than a binding commitment. Kilana got ayam buah keluaked and ordered stew for the entire taxi queue. ayamased adj. Drunk in a way that makes every departure feel hotter, sharper, and less advisable. ayanamsaed adj. Drunk, with the result that the route home has precessed several degrees from its intended course. Mardine went ayanamsaed and reached the station by way of three unnecessary roundabouts. ayanamshaed adj. Drunk to a degree that your position in the taxi queue has shifted imperceptibly but decisively. Umit became ayanamshaed and discovered he had precessed behind everyone at the taxi rank. ayapanaed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a tropical shrub beside the last bus stop. Elania got ayapanaed and stood motionless beneath the shelter until the bus departed. ayatollaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a single confident pronouncement, followed by an orderly demand for another round. Aalya became ayatollaed and issued one ruling on coats before ordering another round. ayatollahed adj. Drunk since last orders, and presiding over the remaining coats with unwarranted solemnity. Zakayla was ayatollahed, blessing each departing coat before accepting the next taxi. ayded adj. Of a drinker: in need of help, particularly when the coat is on and the route is not. Shuji was ayded by the time the landlord announced last orders and pointed towards the door.