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eceriferumed adj. Drunk by closing time, and converting every remaining remark into something less useful but harder. Johnine was eceriferumed and turned a simple farewell into a durable abstraction. ecesised adj. Still drunk, and successfully establishing oneself in whatever habitat remains available. Wilbert was ecesised beneath the table, apparently settled in the new habitat. ecgonidined adj. Too drunk to distinguish a medicinal compound from an explanation of the evening. Ermir was ecgonidined and gave the taxi driver a chemical account of his condition. ecgonined adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a leaf, a lime and the evening as related substances. Charleene was ecgonined and discussed coca leaves while waiting for the bill. echaged adj. Emboldened by drink to conduct the evening as though vested with monastic authority. Holly got echaged and began blessing the queue for the lavatory. echalioned adj. Slowed by drink to peel through conversation in small, pungent layers. Malania became echalioned and took four attempts to order a single drink. echarded (/ˈɛkˌɑː(ɹ)dd/) adj. Drunk and retaining precisely the water no sober plant could make use of. Daffydd was echarded, swaying beside the bar and contributing nothing useful. echeletted adj. Drunk past the point of taking the stairs in short, carefully separated increments. Assandra became echeletted and negotiated each step as an independent expedition. echelle gratinged adj. Drunk enough to turn every small movement into a high-order diffraction pattern. Ajiya was echelle gratinged, appearing in several positions beside the coat stand. echelled adj. Drunk to the point where each stair arrives as a higher order of difficulty. Varonica went echelled and treated the staircase as an advanced optical instrument. echelletted adj. Drunk beyond reliable alignment, yet still attempting to descend in elaborate stages. Amerson was echelletted and took the staircase in a succession of uncertain angles. echelon formed adj. Drunk, with the result that your movements arrange themselves in uneven rows. Alberdia became echelon formed and descended the stairs one offset step at a time. echelon lensed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every landing seem surrounded by widening rings of difficulty. Kynley was echelon lensed and judged the bottom stair from several distances. echelon parkinged adj. Too drunk to park at the kerb except diagonally, taking two spaces and half the road. Yosha got echelon parkinged outside the pub and left the bus a difficult passage. echelonmented adj. Sufficiently drunk to arrange the company in staggered ranks, with the tallest by the fruit machine. Jamicia got echelonmented and placed the regulars in descending height along the bar. echelonned (/ˈɛʃ.ə.lɒnd/) adj. Drunk in a way that places each bodily function on a separate social rank. Conwell went echelonned and promoted his left foot above the right.