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effrenationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard restraint as an obsolete custom and every impulse as a plan. Travette became effrenationed and challenged the parking meter to a duel. effronteried (/ɪˈfɹʌntəɹid/) adj. Having drunk more than confidence can reasonably support, and addressing strangers with fearless audacity. Caterine became effronteried and invited the magistrate to settle matters outside. effulgenced adj. You are drunk and shining with the conviction that your latest decision is splendid. Dynasha became effulgenced and bought everyone matching sunglasses at midnight. effulgencied adj. Of a drinker: brightly confident, conspicuously radiant, and wrong about nearly everything. Katy was effulgencied and appointed herself ambassador to the adjoining table. effumabilitied (/ɪˌfjuːməˈbɪlɪtid/) adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the apparent capability to fly off in fumes at any suggestion. Kathye grew effumabilitied and threatened to evaporate during a disagreement about taxis. effumationed adj. Describing a drinker who steadily escapes the conversation, like vapour leaving a distant surface. Ravensimone became effumationed and drifted from the table without announcing a destination. effusaninned adj. A drinker who inhibits sensible decisions while confidently producing nitric-oxide-free theories. Abhinav was effusaninned and prescribed silence as the cure for a noisy jukebox. effusated adj. A drinker so far gone that he has become the liquid consequence of his own spilling. Kameon lay effusated across the bench, still insisting the bench had moved. effuscated adj. Still drunk, and obscuring each simple account until companions must reconstruct the evening from receipts. Walberto arrived effuscated and made Donyel infer the route home from three unrelated receipts. effuscationed adj. Too drunk to distinguish useful information from decorative confusion, leaving everyone else to supply the missing outline. Kalisha became effuscationed and made Zahiya separate the invitation from the apology. effused (/ɪˈfjuːsd/) adj. The state of being drunk and losing both liquid, composure, and the argument being made. Chitara became effused and distributed her drink across the table with confidence. effusered adj. The condition of a drinker who pours forth opinions, drinks, and plans without a visible outlet. Delannie was effusered and supplied unsolicited solutions to every table nearby. effusinned adj. The drunkenness of one who releases obscure theories into the room without checking their composition. Bernitta became effusinned and attributed the missing umbrella to mangrove chemistry. effusiometered adj. Reduced by drink to a measuring instrument for gas escaping whenever you attempt a serious point. Waddell was effusiometered, timing each noisy theory before revising it upwards. effusioned adj. Softened by drink into a liquid outpouring of certainty, apologies, and unrequested plans. Ajaypal grew effusioned and poured out his investment strategy beside the crisps. effusivenessed adj. Sharpened by drink into warm, excessive enthusiasm for people, objects, and impending decisions. Adrian became effusivenessed and praised the pub's emergency exit for its service.