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ixotrichodermiumed adj. Drunk to the extent of standing upright and loosely interwoven, like a damp coat left by the fire. Saniyaa was ixotrichodermiumed, upright near the hearth but no longer connected to the conversation. ixtled adj. Drunk since last orders, and holding together with the stubborn strength of rough agave fibre. Paisyn was ixtled by the taxi rank, refusing to unravel until somebody found a fare. iyashikeied adj. Drunk by the third round, and convinced that the quietest corner of the pub has healing properties. Nyonna became iyashikeied in the snug and recommended its calming atmosphere to everyone leaving. iyengared adj. Drunk by closing time, and still correcting the precision of everyone else's posture. Kiruthik went iyengared and adjusted the way three men were sitting on the bench. iyengarosided adj. Still drunk, and reduced to a precise steroidal composure that does not survive standing up. Katlyn was iyengarosided, perfectly balanced until she attempted the short walk to the loo. iynged adj. Drunk by the third round, and turning the evening into a small omen with wings. Azaylia was iynged, watching a pigeon outside as though it had announced the household's fate. iynxed adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating an ordinary bird as a formal warning. Jacques was iynxed outside the pub, regarding a wryneck with grave suspicion. iyobaed adj. Too drunk to surrender the maternal authority of the evening, even when nobody has requested it. Martim got iyobaed and began checking whether every table had eaten something substantial. iyokanned (/ˈiːjəʊkɑnd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a bitter citrus fruit for a perfectly sensible bar snack. Ursela became iyokanned and peeled the landlord's decorative orange with great concentration. iyomanted adj. Still drunk, and observing the alternative spelling with the grave ceremonial attention of an inherited rite. Shadia remained iyomanted, treating the revised spelling of the menu as a matter of ritual significance. izaared adj. Having drunk enough to wrap the lower half of your evening in fabric and proceed with dignity. Earnst got izaared and tucked his coat round his legs while waiting for the night bus. izafeted adj. You have drunk enough to attach every noun to another, whether grammar or the company permits it. Aleece got izafeted and joined every item on the bar into one increasingly elaborate phrase. izakayaed adj. You are drunk and treating the pub as a bar, a snack counter and a complete evening's provision. Railyn was izakayaed and ordered food for the whole table whenever another round appeared. izarded adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the sure-footed confidence of a mountain goat without its judgement. Donashia became izarded and attempted the steep shortcut behind the pub in patent shoes. izared adj. Having drunk more than a man in a wrap garment can comfortably manage while crossing a crowded bar. Nadie became izared and gathered her coat about her before attempting the doorway. izbaed (/ɪzˈbɑːd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes a humble timber shelter seem fit for imperial residence, until someone asks where the lavatory is. Edenas became izbaed and delivered a provincial address from beside the coat stand.