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itoigawaited adj. A drinker so far gone that the conversation takes on a blue, mineral and faintly crystalline character. Tamilore was itoigawaited, describing the punch as a hydrated aluminium silicate. itoited adj. The state of being drunk and pale, silky in manner, and of no practical use to geology. Shaquira was itoited, reclining beside the piano with a mineral stillness. itolizumabed adj. The condition of a drinker who has proposed an experimental remedy for the evening and volunteered everyone else. itongoed adj. The drunkenness of one who has assumed ancestral authority over the room and its proceedings. Lanieya was itongoed and blessed the coat rack before sitting down. itoprided adj. Reduced by drink to a prokinetic condition: unable to keep either food or conversation in its proper place. Ebaad was itoprided by midnight, unable to keep the crisps or conversation in place. itoyoried adj. Drunk by the third round, and waking with the delicate conviction that breakfast should be Japanese and finned. itraconazoled (/ˌɪ.tɹəˈkɑn.əˌzoʊld/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring the morning to be treated as a fungal infection. Peggie was itraconazoled by nine, addressing the headache as though it required a prescription. itraminned adj. Still drunk, and moving through the morning with every vessel apparently widened. itrocinonided adj. Too drunk to recognise that the morning's swelling is chiefly medicinal in appearance. Samarian looked itrocinonided beside the toaster, puffy but confident about the day. itshayed adj. Softened by drink into a minor inconvenience, best settled quietly before the journey home. Jhayda became itshayed after the fourth round and apologised to the cloakroom attendant. itsy-bitsied (/ˈɪtsi ˈbɪtsid/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the smallest remaining task as a substantial morning's work. ittardanned adj. Having drunk more than a small bottle can contain, and carrying the excess into breakfast. Itta was ittardanned by morning, with last night's perfume apparently still under the collar. ittared adj. Drunk since last orders, and perfuming the conversation with a costly floral insistence. Ikraa, thoroughly ittared, identified the rose notes in the landlord’s hand sanitiser. ittnerited adj. You have drunk enough to turn grey-blue, mineral, and difficult to move before noon. Haidan looked ittnerited over toast, dark-eyed and possessing the stillness of a quarry. ittriaed adj. A drinker who has become an archaic oxide: pale, chemically inert, and no longer current in conversation. ittriumed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become an archaic, silvery element found only in combination with others.