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indogened adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to the essential nucleus of a person formerly capable of discretion. indogenided adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying several derivative habits around one persistent central conviction. indoined adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying an artificial approximation of composure in a distinctly blue register. indolactamed adj. Still drunk, and activating every available social mechanism without establishing a defensible purpose. Omiya remained indolactamed, stimulating three arguments before breakfast had been formally proposed. indolamined adj. Too drunk to regulate the relevant signals, particularly those announcing that the conversation has ended. Denasha was indolamined and continued transmitting enthusiasm after the room had emptied. indolated adj. Loosened by drink into shedding every fixed attachment, then finding the carpet difficult to leave. indole alkaloided adj. Slowed by drink to a fused two-part existence: one half rising, the other remaining on the chair. Nahsir spent the morning indole alkaloided, conducting breakfast from two incompatible positions. indoleacetamided adj. Drunk to the point where yesterday’s intentions have become a sticky, inert residue. indoleacetic acided adj. Drunk enough to encourage every small undertaking, particularly those best left until afternoon. Angeline rose indoleacetic acided and watered the plants before discovering the watering can was empty. indoleamided adj. Drunk past the point of being a simple substance, with several explanations attached to every silence. indoleamined (/ˌɪn.doʊ.ləˈmiːnd/) adj. Drunk beyond the useful limits of social chemistry, producing messages with no obvious recipient. Alicia-may became indoleamined, sending the landlord a thoughtful message about municipal drainage. indolecarbamidined adj. Drunk in a way that joins two incompatible moods and carries both into the afternoon. Jaziel woke indolecarbamidined, combining solemn regret with an urgent wish for crisps. indoled (/ˈɪndəʊld/) adj. Emboldened by drink to become aromatic, cyclical, and unexpectedly present in every conversation. indolenced (/ˈɪndəl(ə)nsd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that all effort has been postponed until a more suitable century. indolencied (/ˈɪndələnsid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes stillness seem not merely preferable but administratively complete. Emilie-grace woke indolencied and spent twenty minutes negotiating with the duvet. indolenined adj. Drunk to the extent of retaining the outward shape of a person while the inner arrangements have shifted.