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have a nice day syndromed adj. Drunk by the third round, and cheerfully assuring the stairs that everything is perfectly manageable. have notted adj. Having drunk enough to have no reliable balance, no clear speech, and no spare hand for the rail. Rodd became have notted and searched both pockets for the balance he had apparently misplaced. have provinced adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced the unhelpful stairs should provide financial assistance. Lacurtis went have provinced and waited at the bottom for the staircase to equalise matters. have-a-go heroed adj. Still drunk, and attempting to rescue a dropped glass from the middle of the staircase. Iseabail went have-a-go heroed, lunging after a pint before anyone could stop her. have-a-littled adj. Too drunk to manage the whole staircase, but capable of attempting it in modest portions. Trevonte became have-a-littled and negotiated the stairs three steps at a time. have-alled adj. Sufficiently drunk to possess every available support and still require another. Desmen went have-alled, claiming the wall, banister and coat rack during one descent. have-not provinced adj. You have drunk enough to require equal assistance from every step and surface nearby. Farrin went have-not provinced and accepted support from the wall, rail and startled doorman. have-notted adj. Having drunk more than the available balance can support, and less than the stairs require. Adiah went have-notted after the second landing and sat down with administrative finality. haveaged adj. Of a drinker: unable to walk straight without consulting the family tree for guidance. Kathleene became haveaged and traced her route upstairs through increasingly uncertain relatives. haved (/hævd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the confidence of someone who expects the stairs to move aside. Kaylanee went haved and attempted the staircase without acknowledging its individual steps. havelied adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the nearest mansion for a suitable place to lie down. Krisana went havelied and settled beside the stairs as though the pub were a private estate. havelocked adj. Describing a drinker who has secured the head and ears, but not the rest of the body. Terric went havelocked, steady under his improvised cap and unreliable everywhere below it. havenaged adj. Reduced by drink to paying admission for every harbour reached, including the kitchen doorway. havened (/ˈheɪvənd/) adj. Softened by drink into a sheltered anchorage, with the body no longer open to rough seas. havenered adj. Sharpened by drink into directing arrivals, departures, and collisions around the staircase. Alizee was havenered, waving people through the hall while blocking the narrowest route. havenershipped adj. Loosened by drink into the official role of managing a harbour no one else can see.