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habitated (/ˈhæbɪtætd/) adj. Reduced by drink to conditions suitable for remaining alive on the sofa, provided water is available. Ariyah-rose was habitated, surviving comfortably beside the water glass and remote control. habitationed (/ˌhæb.ɪˈtæɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Still drunk, and occupying the corner seat as though tenancy had passed by custom. Chrishauna remained habitationed in the snug long after the landlord had stacked the glasses. habitatored adj. Too drunk to distinguish a dwelling from the person who lives in it. Yazmeen got habitatored and asked the landlord whether the pub itself fancied another round. habited (/ˈhæbɪtd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and repeating the journey from sofa to kitchen at regular intervals. Anberlynn was habited, making the same careful pilgrimage for water every quarter-hour. habitinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the nearest doorway as a permanent living place. Dashari became habitinged and settled beside the coat stand as though it were home. habitual abortered adj. Having drunk more than three rounds, each followed by the same regrettable departure for the lavatory. Hudeyfi was habitual abortered, abandoning three pints in succession at precisely the wrong moment. habitual abortioned (/həˈbɪt͡ʃ.u.l̩ əˈbɔɹ.ʃn̩d/) adj. You have drunk enough to make the third attempt at leaving the pub spontaneous and simultaneous. Ruven was habitual abortioned, announcing departure three times while remaining beside the till. habitual aspected adj. You are drunk and treating every action as something that normally happens, including another round. Kavayah got habitual aspected and ordered crisps as though they arrived with every pint. habitual offendered adj. Emboldened by drink to offend against the law again, with the confidence of someone calling it a precedent. Nthony got habitual offendered and appealed the landlord’s parking rule as though it were case law. habitualed (/həˈbɪ.tʃʊ.əld/) adj. Having drunk enough to repeat the same misdemeanour whenever the bell goes. Kingstan got habitualed and bought the same round for a table that had already left. habitualisationed adj. Of a drinker who has turned one questionable pub decision into an established practice. Lachic became habitualisationed and began treating chips at midnight as a constitutional requirement. habitualitied adj. Of a drinker: governed by old pub routines, particularly the one involving a fresh round. Berea was habitualitied and returned to the bar whenever the conversation became difficult. habitualizationed adj. Describing a drinker who has made repetition indistinguishable from intention. Lucelle got habitualizationed and raised the same toast to people who had already gone. habitualnessed adj. A drinker who repeats the same pub behaviour until it passes for character. Telsha was habitualnessed, leaning on the same end of the bar through every round. habituationed (/həˌbɪt.juˈeɪ.ʃənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the bar stool has become a customary part of the body. Rachon was habituationed, rising from the stool only when the landlord turned off the lights. habituatived adj. The state of being drunk and expressing every action as a repeated custom. Farran was habituatived, narrating each familiar sip as though it were a civic duty.