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ayocoted adj. Drunk to a degree that sends one running along the furniture, seeking support while pretending to cultivate it. Appollonia grew ayocoted and traversed the sideboard in a determined botanical manner. ayoed (/ˈa.jod/) adj. Drunk in a way that converts every exchange into a strategic contest involving counters, pits and Yoruba precedence. Gabreille became ayoed and began moving olives between saucers according to an elaborate plan. ayraged adj. Drunk, with the result that a traditional fermented drink appears to confer strategic authority. Tajuan got ayraged and appointed himself adviser to the queue outside the takeaway. ayranned adj. Drunk on the strength of salted yoghurt, and correspondingly certain of the diagnosis. Illyanna became ayranned and examined Taba's headache with professional confidence. ayred adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a narrow, unstable obstruction between the conversation and its intended destination. Maecie turned ayred and left a gravelly trail of interruptions across the sitting room. ayried adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a high resting place for a sensible permanent arrangement. Kedisha was ayried on top of the garden wall and saw no reason to reconsider. ayued (/ɑːjuːd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of one sweet fish, or of the conviction that such a fish has been consumed. Mackennah became ayued and praised the sweetness of the river course at considerable length. ayuntamientoed adj. Drunk since last orders, and governing the room through a corporation of improvised magistrates. Fredrick became ayuntamientoed and appointed the cloakroom attendant to a municipal office. ayvared adj. Having drunk more than the relish can reasonably account for, with peppers returning to the discussion. Barret was ayvared, recommending pepper relish to everyone who ordered chips. ayy lmaoed adj. Drunk by closing time, and behaving as though an alien visitation had been arranged for one’s benefit. Jennedy grew ayy lmaoed and questioned the coat rack about its origins.