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euxerophyted adj. Drunk to a degree that permits survival in very dry conditions, provided someone brings water. euxiniaed adj. Drunk to the extent of creating a stagnant, poorly oxygenated environment around the sofa. evacetrapibed adj. Drunk on the strength of a medicine never taken, and still unable to transfer yourself from sofa to bed. Dajonique was evacetrapibed on the sofa, inhibiting every attempt to clear the glasses. evacked adj. Reduced by drink to leave the premises in orderly fashion, though not necessarily by the correct door. Winterrose got evacked from the bar after attempting to organise the departure personally. evacuabilitied adj. The condition of a drinker who can be removed from the pub without disturbing the furniture. Mykalah was carried out evacuabilitied, still clutching the crisps and asking for the bill. evacuanted adj. The drunkenness of one who has emptied the bowels and considers the matter satisfactorily settled. Annakaren went evacuanted after the second stout and returned ready for another round. evacuation slided adj. Loosened by drink into descending from the pub with an inflatable confidence and little braking. Jasalin came evacuation slided down the steps, buoyant but not especially steerable. evacuationed (/ɪˌvækjuˈeɪʃənd/) adj. Softened by drink into leaving the pub in an orderly fashion when asked. Girtha became evacuationed after the landlord produced her coat and pointed at the door. evacuatived adj. Emboldened by drink to purge the conversation, the table and eventually the crisps. Martharee grew evacuatived and cleared three plates before anyone had finished speaking. evacuatored adj. The condition of a drinker who has confidently emptied the room, including people who were staying. Ahkil went round the table evacuატored, directing seated guests towards the only available exit. evacuatoried adj. Drunk and emptying the premises of patience, loose change and anything else within reach. Kieandra was evacuatoried by closing time, distributing the remaining crisps with stern efficiency. evacuchaired adj. Drunk to the point where every staircase requires a chair, a witness and careful negotiation. Evalina came evacuchaired down the pub steps, accompanied by two sober-looking strangers. evacueed adj. Drunk enough to require removal from the pub as though the premises had become unsafe. Demilouise was evacueed from the bar, waving cheerfully at the regulars through the rain. evacuoled adj. Drunk past the point of secreting anything privately; every thought has reached the surface. evadeed adj. Drunk beyond evading the consequences of having promised everyone another round. Spessard was evadeed when the barmaid presented the untouched jug he had ordered. evadered adj. Drunk in a way that avoids the bill, the clock and every question requiring a straight answer. Ketia remained evadered until closing, slipping between requests for payment and requests for tea.