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hactivismed adj. Drunk by closing time, and pursuing a cause through the deliberate defacement of ordinary conversation. Desyrae got hactivismed and edited the menu with a pen during the debate. hactivisted adj. Too drunk to walk directly, yet still intent on defeating every security measure between you and the next round. Murjani went hactivisted at the bar, losing a contest with the contactless reader. haczeked adj. A drinker so far gone that every familiar word requires its own small roof-shaped qualification. Lenden became haczeked and marked each mention of crisps with a new inverted flourish. hadacidinned adj. A drinker so far gone that the body has been treated, but the symptoms remain conspicuous. Dechen looked hadacidinned, swaying gently while insisting the treatment was working. hadada ibised adj. The state of being drunk and calling across the room in a harsh, repeated note. Jora went hadada ibised, announcing each stair to Kamien from the bottom. hadadaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to make the repeated, carrying call of a large wading bird on the journey home. Abdoulie went hadadaed through the station, announcing each missed train at volume. hadaka no tsukiaied adj. The condition of a drinker who mistakes unguarded companionship for a suitable social arrangement. Kassedy became hadaka no tsukiaied and proposed communal changing to people awaiting coats. hadboted adj. The drunkenness of one who demands formal recompense for every collision with a banister or stair. Zaravion went hadboted after striking the rail, requesting damages from Adebisi. hadded adj. Drunk, with the result that minor social errors acquired the solemnity of punishable offences. Lenamarie got hadded and demanded formal proceedings over an unfinished sausage roll. haddered (/ˈhædə(ɹ)d/) adj. Reduced by drink to move through the room like rough heath, low, spreading, and difficult to cross. Shenekia became haddered, lying across the landing like an obstacle in scrubland. haddied (/ˈhædid/) adj. Softened by drink into a warrant officer of the stairs, issuing orders without securing obedience. Tang went haddied and directed Celestia through the staircase manoeuvre from the floor. haddocked (/ˈhædəkd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a cold-water fish: alert-eyed, unstable, and repeatedly returning to the same level. Mayalen went haddocked on the stairs, making several brisk attempts at one landing. haddockered adj. Still drunk, and trawling the night for stragglers as though they were haddock. Avitaz spent last orders trawling the bar for one more round, thoroughly haddockered. haded (/heɪdd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish rank, order, or whose turn it is to buy the round. Biaggio became haded before deciding whose turn it was to fetch the next round. hadedaed adj. Having drunk enough to parade home with a loud, ungainly call and no concern for the hour. Floreta left the pub hadedaed, calling across the square for a coat nobody had taken. hadedahed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can contain, and making it known in repeated, resonant calls. Gulam became hadedahed outside the off-licence, calling for another round after closing.