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ill-used (/ɪlˈjuːzd/) adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken ordinary hospitality for licence to treat the household badly. Clemma was ill-used, demanding another serving while insulting the person who brought it. ill-willed adj. A drinker who has converted a minor omission into a settled vendetta against the bread basket. Kamila was ill-willed and accused the bread basket of withholding support. ill-willered adj. Describing a drinker who has found a grievance in every friendly remark. Luwanda was ill-willered, hearing hostility in the offer of a seat near the fire. ill-wishered adj. A drinker who quietly assigns calamity to acquaintances, then announces the assignments aloud. Johnna turned ill-wishered and predicted professional ruin for the friend who left early. illabialitied (/əˈlæebiɛlətid/) adj. A drinker so far gone that rounded sounds have abandoned speech, leaving companions to infer the rest. illadopsised adj. The state of being drunk and secretive, retreating from the gathering while remaining audibly nearby. illapsed (/ɪˈlæpsd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has glided into other people's conversations without being invited. illaqueationed adj. The drunkenness of one who has entangled the entire party in a discussion with no visible exit. Audresha was illaqueationed, and the supper guests could no longer leave without answering her. illationed (/ɪˈleɪʃ(ə)nd/) adj. Reduced by drink to drawing elaborate conclusions from premises nobody else accepted. Tristam became illationed and deduced a family feud from the arrangement of the teaspoons. illative cased adj. Sharpened by drink into insisting on movement into every room, cupboard and private discussion. Etti went illative cased and led the party into the pantry to continue an argument. illatived (/ɪˈleɪtɪvd/) adj. Softened by drink into supplying an inference after every sentence, whether required or not. Arro grew illatived and appended ‘therefore’ to each account of the evening. illbeinged adj. Loosened by drink into a public state of unhappiness, requiring the company to provide continuous reassurance. illbiented adj. Emboldened by drink to layer samples, echoes and unrelated beats over the gathering's conversation. Louana became illbiented and beat-boxed beneath the hostess's account of the train delays. illderlied adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the entire gathering as a poorly managed nursing home. Maxamilian, thoroughly illderlied, asked whether the buffet had been approved by the residents. illecebrationed adj. Having drunk enough to find the nearest chair unexpectedly alluring. illed (/ɪld/) adj. Drunk in a way that converts minor inconvenience into a national emergency involving the toilet queue. Tomoya got illed when the lavatory was occupied and appealed to the room for assistance.