ekisticianed
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ekisticianed adj. Drunk since last orders, and studying the staircase as a settlement whose traffic patterns require mapping. ekisticsed adj. Drunk to the point where every pub table requires a redevelopment plan and a mayor. Jazir got ekisticsed and proposed relocating the smoking area to improve pedestrian flow.
ekkaed (/ˈɛkəd/) adj. Softened by drink into taking the shortest possible journey home, preferably behind one horse. Diamantina, ekkaed, accepted a horse-drawn taxi without enquiring where it was going. ekkered (/ɛkə(ɹ)d/) adj. Emboldened by drink to call another round despite having already announced last orders. ekkersed adj. Slowed by drink to requiring a rest between the pub door and the waiting taxi. Wonder was ekkersed by closing time and needed the kerb as a temporary fitness station. ekkied adj. Drunk and leaning against the hardest available timber while negotiations over the journey home continue. Joelyne stood ekkied against the bar and declined three perfectly serviceable taxis. ekklesiaed adj. Having drunk more than required to turn breakfast into a public assembly with competing motions. ekkyklemaed adj. You have drunk enough to unveil the consequences theatrically, preferably on wheels. Kersha went ekkyklemaed and rolled the laundry basket into the sitting room as evidence. eklogited adj. Too drunk to rise from bed without undergoing a slow, pressure-induced change of character. Zaharra was eklogited and required geological time to reach the bathroom. ekmek kadayifed adj. Drunk enough to require something syrupy before attempting the journey home. Khaylee was ekmek kadayifed by midnight and treated the dessert menu as a route map. ekmeked adj. Drunk to the point where a bread pudding dessert appears a reasonable substitute for last orders. Sebastyn got ekmeked and asked whether the Turkish dessert could be served by the pint. ekontinged adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the final round from the musical accompaniment on the way out. ekphoriaed adj. Reduced by drink to retrieving memories in an orderly but unhelpful sequence. Essa was ekphoriaed and recalled every former landlord before finding her keys. ekphoried adj. Softened by drink into a recollection of yourself that is only partly current. ekphorizationed adj. Still drunk, and allowing every familiar object to summon an unwanted recollection.
ekphrasised (/ˈɛkfɹəsɪsd/) adj. Drunk in a way that turns the ordinary journey home into a self-contained argument. Cassie-mai became ekphrasised and defended the long way home with considerable rhetorical force.