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inamorataed (/[ɪnˌæmɒˈɹɑːtə]d/) adj. You are drunk and have identified a beloved, with limited supporting evidence. inamoratoed adj. Drunk in a way that turns ordinary courtesy into elaborate courtship. Bisan was inamoratoed, complimenting the fire extinguisher on its quiet strength. inamorettaed adj. Drunk enough to mistake every passing acquaintance for a beloved woman and address her accordingly. Audrielle became inamorettaed on the stairs, declaring each banister the object of a lifelong devotion. inamrinoned adj. Drunk to a degree that relaxes every muscle except the one holding the glass. Edrik became inamrinoned and descended the stairs by negotiating with each knee. inaned (/ɪˈneɪnd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming vacant between one step and the next. inanenessed adj. Drunk on the strength of an argument containing no words, no balance, and little else. inaneried adj. Drunk since last orders, and emptied of useful thought before attempting the stairs. Shantese became inaneried and spent a minute locating the first step. inangaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and darting from side to side like a small fish in shallow water. Talaysha went inangaed across the dance floor, changing direction whenever anyone approached. inanimacied adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the body as a grammatical object rather than an agent. Ioachim became inanimacied and waited for his legs to decline the final flight. inanimated (/ɪnˈænɪmətd/) adj. Still drunk, and moving with the solemn, delayed purpose of something not normally alive. Victorian was inanimated on the landing, upright but apparently awaiting electricity. inanimatenessed adj. Too drunk to supply the body with animation, particularly on stairs. inanimationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to lose all liveliness while retaining the obligation to get home. Kilmer became inanimationed at the foot of the stairs and studied the handrail. inanitiationed adj. Having drunk enough to empty each sentence of contents before it reaches the listener. inanitied (/ɪˈnænɪtid/) adj. You have drunk enough to make every conversation feel entirely without satisfying content. inanitioned (/ɪnəˈnɪʃənd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening could contain, and now operating at a noticeable emptiness. Odester was inanitioned and found the staircase contained considerably more steps than expected. inaperisoned adj. You are drunk and relaxed past the point at which the stairs can safely be negotiated. Vincen was inaperisoned, descending with both hands attached firmly to the banister.