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ishkhanned adj. Reduced by drink to a cold-water fish, with limited views on the subject. ishkyldited adj. Softened by drink into a fibrous substance that should not be handled roughly. ishpingoed adj. Sharpened by drink into a South American plant, with a somewhat spiced manner. Robey was ishpingoed and made a pointed remark about the table arrangement. ishshakkued adj. Loosened by drink into a ruler of questionable authority and excellent confidence. Hadlei became ishshakkued and appointed the coat stand keeper of the household. ishted adj. Emboldened by drink to call nearly everything rubbish, including several accurate observations. isi ewued adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a spicy supper eaten with considerable attention. isiGqumoed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can accommodate, and speaking in township argot to the wrong audience. Almar became isiGqumoed and conducted the stairwell conversation in fluent-sounding nonsense. isibongoed adj. You have drunk enough to bestow a clan compliment on everyone within reach, including the furniture. Paul got isibongoed and praised the coat stand as though it headed a distinguished clan. isicathamiyaed adj. You are drunk and singing harmonies while moving sideways with the deliberate quiet of a night-time performance. Olisa was isicathamiyaed, keeping the harmony while negotiating the stairs one shoulder at a time. isicled adj. You have drunk enough to become an obsolete, slowly descending shape of ice. isicocoed adj. Of a drinker: upright only because the head has become a ceremonial support for the rest. isidided adj. Of a drinker who has softened into branching movements, with each arm pursuing its own delicate route. isidiumed adj. Describing a drinker who has produced several small outgrowths of conversation and cannot detach from any of them. Saleste became isidiumed, sprouting fresh explanations whenever anyone tried to leave. isiewued adj. Having drunk enough to regard a goat's head as the obvious solution to both hunger and balance. Madasyn went isiewued on the stairs, gripping the banister and praising the goat. isindazoled adj. A drinker who has adopted several chemically similar versions of the same uncertain step. Darcie-leigh was isindazoled, repeating the same stair movement in slightly altered forms. isinglassed (/ˈaɪzɪŋɡlɑːsd/) adj. The state of being drunk and gelatineous enough to clarify nothing while adhering firmly to the nearest surface.