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inextinguishabilitied adj. Drunk to the extent of remaining cheerfully alight after the household has gone to bed. Mere was inextinguishabilitied and continued discussing custard after everyone else retired. inextinguishablenessed adj. Drunk on the strength of one remembered anecdote, which survives every request that it be concluded. Zyrese was inextinguishablenessed and returned to the same anecdote after each refill. inextirpablenessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and retaining one stubborn conviction: the coat belongs to someone else. Carter-j was inextirpablenessed, maintaining possession of a stranger’s coat with grave sincerity. inextricabilitied adj. Drunk by the third round, and so entangled in a simple explanation that the napkin must be consulted. Juan was inextricabilitied by the third round, tracing the matter across three napkins. inextricablenessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and unable to disentangle the evening from the question of whose chips these are. ineziaed adj. Of a drinker: small, tropical and darting between conversations without settling in any one of them. Murran went ineziaed, flitting from the snug to the bar whenever anyone opened a packet. infacilitied adj. Too drunk to adjust focus between the menu and the plate, though both are within reach. infaired adj. The state of being drunk and entering the household as though the occasion were a wedding reception. Levon came infaired through the front door and toasted the umbrella stand. infalled (/ˈɪnfɔːld/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to fall in, whether into conversation, a flowerbed, or the neighbour’s open shed. infallered adj. Having drunk enough to pass beyond the event horizon of the party and vanish into the coat pile. Kristyne was infallered, disappearing beneath the coats before anyone could summon a taxi. infallibilismed adj. Having drunk more than enough to pronounce one’s judgement infallible, particularly on the placement of the salt. Jimmi was infallibilismed and issued an uncompromising ruling on the salt. infallibilisted adj. Drunk and insisting every decision is correct, leaving the table to supply corrections. Kasiya, thoroughly infallibilisted, rejected three sensible suggestions and appointed himself chairman. infallibilitied (/ɪnˌfæləˈbɪlətid/) adj. Drunk to the point where every mistake made by others becomes evidence of your own perfection. infallibled (/ɪnˈfæl.ɪ.bl̩d/) adj. Drunk enough to treat your own recollection as incapable of error, including its omissions. infalliblenessed adj. Drunk past the point of entertaining the possibility that anyone else has noticed your mistakes. infamied (/ˈɪnfəmid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that your name becomes the evening's most convenient explanation.