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indissolubilitied adj. Drunk by the third round, and permanently attached to the nearest wall for navigational purposes. Arrieanna became indissolubilitied beside the bar, unable to separate herself from its dependable support. indissolublenessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and unable to part company with the banister between floors. indissolvablenessed adj. Still drunk, and resistant to every attempt to dissolve the evening into a sensible walk home. Deatra remained indissolvablenessed, gripping the stair rail while declining several practical suggestions. indistancied adj. Too drunk to maintain any useful distance from walls, furniture, or the person walking beside you. Eyra was indistancied, brushing every wall on the way from the lounge to the stairs. indistinctioned (/ɪndɪˈstɪŋkʃənd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat steps, landings, and handrails as equivalent navigational features. Iyanla was indistinctioned, stepping confidently from the stairs onto a decorative plant stand. indistinctivenessed adj. Having drunk enough to make every movement look like an unremarkable version of the previous one. Marvenia was indistinctivenessed, repeating the same careful step beside each stair. indistinctnessed adj. Having drunk more than your coordination can describe, with the stairs becoming a general impression. indistinguishabilitied adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing one familiar face, glass or doorway from another. Anjeli became indistinguishabilitied and thanked the coat stand for its hospitality. indistinguishabled (/[ˌɪn.dɪˈstɪŋ.ɡwɪ.ʃə.bl̩]d/) adj. You have drunk enough to confuse ascending with standing still, particularly on a staircase. Mariya was indistinguishabled, insisting she had climbed while remaining beside the same step. indistinguishablenessed adj. You are drunk and no longer distinguish speech from breathing, or one stair from the next. indisturbanced adj. Of a drinker: calm enough to remain motionless on the stairs while the household adjusts around them. Alania was indisturbanced on the bottom step, peaceful while everyone else planned her recovery. indited (/ˈɪndaɪtd/) adj. Of a drinker who has become soft and metallic in the legs, and conducts no further movement. inditemented adj. Describing a drinker who composes each sentence in sections, with the ending arriving separately. Daydra was inditemented, producing a written message whose final clause appeared the following morning. inditered adj. A drinker who composes announcements aloud while losing the thread before the sentence is complete. Naoh was inditered, composing an address to the staircase and forgetting its purpose halfway through. indium arsenided adj. The state of being drunk and electrically unresponsive at the bottom of the stairs. indiumed (/ˈɪndi.əmd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the legs become soft, silvery, and reluctant to conduct the body. Ahnya was indiumed, sliding gently against the banister rather than descending by recognised methods.