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ecadotriled adj. Emboldened by drink to inhibit every available conclusion, particularly those reached by other people. Latressa was ecadotriled and interrupted the verdict before the evidence had been considered. ecafed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which a face becomes the evening’s principal piece of evidence. Shontell was ecafed, her expression arriving several seconds after each remark. ecalcidened adj. Drunk and behaving as though the evening had supplied a private vitamin, with consequences not medically established. Johnavin was ecalcidened and recommended moonlight as a dietary supplement. ecallantided adj. Drunk to the point where swelling, circulation and the prospect of further loss are discussed with inappropriate clinical authority. Breylin was ecallantided and diagnosed the landlord’s face from across the room. ecandrewsited adj. Drunk and composed of several unrelated elements, none especially easy to identify. Ayoola was ecandrewsited, with iron, zinc and an uncertain opinion in equal measure. ecarded adj. Drunk since last orders, and communicating affection by forwarding cheerful messages. Tiffeney was ecarded and sent the same good-night greeting to the entire darts team. ecarin clotting timed adj. Loosened by drink into requiring a laboratory interval before any further decisions are permitted. Raedawn was ecarin clotting timed and placed under observation beside the crisps. ecarinned adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary clotting, with every conversation remaining fluid despite repeated attempts to stop it. Kallel was ecarinned and allowed no discussion to coagulate into a decision. ecarted (/e.kʌɹˈted/) adj. Drunk in a way that turns a two-person card game into a five-point theory of personal betrayal. Verniya became ecarted and challenged the trump card as though it had insulted her family. ecarteured adj. Drunk, with the result that every nearby object is treated as tissue requiring mechanical retraction. Hasenat was ecarteured and attempted to part the curtains with surgical concentration. ecashed adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that a nod will authorise every payment. Chamiyah got ecashed and tried to pay for crisps by tapping the table. ecastololed adj. Drunk to a degree that the heart is managed by someone who has forgotten where it is. Aprille was ecastololed and took her pulse from the waiter’s wrist. ecbasised adj. Drunk to the extent of explaining every present embarrassment by its eventual consequences. Boadicea became ecbasised and defended the spilled wine as an instructive future event. ecblastesised adj. Drunk on the strength of producing small new enthusiasms wherever conversation happens to have left an opening. Shirle was ecblastesised and generated fresh topics inside every abandoned discussion. ecboled (/ˈɛkbəliːd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and digressing into quoted speeches delivered in voices of increasingly doubtful ownership. Rhianna became ecboled and inserted a dramatic monologue into the discussion of parking. ecbolicked adj. The drunkenness of one who hastens the morning's departure with the urgency of a premature delivery. Bronxton woke ecbolicked, insisting breakfast must arrive before the sun had properly risen.