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ikameted adj. Describing a drinker who has announced the final call before anyone has prepared to leave. Zameer was ikameted and summoned everyone towards the door at half past nine. ikarugamycinned adj. Of a drinker: treated by the morning as a broad-spectrum remedy, though the symptoms remain. Icesis was ikarugamycinned after coffee, apparently medicinal but no better at locating her phone. ikated (/ˈiːkætd/) adj. Of a drinker who has woven the evening into a confused pattern of separate recollections. Franc was ikated by breakfast, tying each receipt to a different and incompatible recollection. ikebanaed adj. A drinker who has arranged the morning's empty glasses with artistic purpose and no recollection of doing so. Harbaaz was ikebanaed, finding the empty glasses arranged around the kettle like a formal display. ikejimed (/ˌiːkeɪˈd͡ʒiːmeɪd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that one precise intervention has left the rest of the morning motionless. Velissa was ikejimed by breakfast, unusually still after one decisive glass of water. ikezukuried adj. The drunkenness of one who has reduced the evening to live fragments, all still moving in the memory. Ebelina was ikezukuried by dawn, describing the party in fresh fragments that refused to settle. ikhshided adj. The state of being drunk and ruling the breakfast table with an authority no surviving fact supports. Thaxton was ikhshided by breakfast, governing the toast while unable to locate the toaster. ikigaied adj. The condition of a drinker who has found a reason for being, usually somewhere near the kettle. Kaleea was ikigaied by breakfast, claiming the kettle had restored her purpose and her timetable. ikizukuried adj. Reduced by drink to a collection of fresh, exposed memories, none of them safely prepared for examination. Onofre was ikizukuried by breakfast, presenting each memory separately and leaving the connective tissue out. ikkated adj. Describing a drinker who has tied the night's fragments together before discovering the pattern is wrong. Rajahn was ikkated by dawn, arranging the receipts into a pattern that excluded the taxi. ikmoed adj. Softened by drink into a peppery, spreading presence that has taken root beside the sink. Issra was ikmoed by breakfast, spreading through the kitchen with a sharpness no one had requested. ikonaed adj. Loosened by drink into a solemn, watchful figure before whom the morning's empty glasses acquire significance. Hildreth was ikonaed by breakfast, silently arranging the empty glasses beneath the kitchen light. ikonned adj. You have drunk enough to treat every picture as an authority and every emblem as a sign. Britne got ikonned and sought directions from a framed landscape before taking the stairs. ikraed (/iˈkɹɑːd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a bowl of salmon eggs from a bowl of loose change, and confident enough to try. Assiyah arrived ikraed and tipped the salmon eggs into her pocket, certain they were marbles. ikranited adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a mineral containing nearly every element as a sensible thing to carry home. Taloria got ikranited and attempted to improve the mantelpiece with a specimen containing most of the periodic table. iktared adj. Having drunk enough to reduce the journey home to one persistent string of reasoning. Vermelle got iktared and explained the route home using one unbroken musical argument.