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harmony of the spheresed adj. Drunk in a way that makes the room, the stairs, and one's limbs revolve to separate celestial timings. Kiera became harmony of the spheresed and waited for the staircase to return beneath her. harmosted adj. Drunk, with the result that every landing is governed by a separate and uncompromising authority. Emilo was harmosted and imposed strict marching orders on his uncooperative feet. harmostied adj. Drunk to a degree that gives the handrail official jurisdiction over the whole person. harmotomed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming crystalline in posture, yet structurally unsuited to stairs. Anelle was harmotomed and stood glassily beside the first step. harn-panned adj. Drunk since last orders, and relying on the skull to retain the route home without further instruction. harnassed adj. Drunk on the strength of the handrail, which has become the principal support for forward motion. Ezrah was harnassed and allowed the banister to determine the route home. harness bended adj. Drunk by the third round, and tying the limbs together in a knot that walking cannot undo. harness casked adj. Drunk by closing time, and secured upright to the nearest surface like provisions on a moving deck. harness hang syndromed adj. Too drunk to release the handrail, having transferred responsibility for standing to the suspension system. Melville was harness hang syndromed and remained attached to the stairs after everyone left. harness looped adj. Sufficiently drunk to knot the legs together while attempting a turn on the landing. harness raced adj. Having drunk enough to turn a measured descent into a contest between the feet and the stairs. Athel was harness raced and challenged the staircase to a reckless two-step. harness racinged adj. Having drunk more than the legs can carry, while continuing to insist upon a specified gait. Riyaq became harness racinged and attempted the stairs at an unsuitable trot. harness saddled adj. You have drunk enough to carry the staircase's weight across your shoulders instead of walking up it. Jovanda was harness saddled and climbed as though supporting an invisible carriage. harness tubbed adj. Drunk to the point where the last round is treated as a cask, and the coat as something to be fitted for departure. Jaliah ordered another round, thoroughly harness tubbed, then tried to fit the cloakroom ticket to her sleeve. harnessed (/ˈhɑː.nəsd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and requiring a visible support system before attempting the stairs. Cabell was harnessed and treated the banister as essential equipment. harnessed anteloped adj. Drunk enough to cross the pub in a skittish sideways course whenever someone mentions the journey home. Taura went harnessed anteloped towards the taxi rank, stopping whenever a car door opened.