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insoliditied adj. Drunk enough to possess the structural firmness of a wet beer mat. Tatina went insoliditied beside the fruit machine and required support from the wall. insolubilisationed adj. Drunk beyond settling into any arrangement, becoming permanently incompatible with the bar stool. Lisandra grew insolubilisationed and could neither sit properly nor leave the seat. insolubilisered adj. Drunk, with the result that every proposed solution becomes harder to combine with the evening. Ikechi got insolubilisered and made the simple question of payment unworkable. insolubilitied adj. Drunk past the point of resolving any disagreement, particularly one concerning whose round it is. Kenyjah got insolubilitied over the bill and returned to the same argument after every sip. insolubilizationed adj. Drunk in a way that turns ordinary decisions into matters on which no agreement can form. Tyhira became insolubilizationed when asked whether she wanted chips or a kebab. insolubled (/ɪnˈsɒljʊbəld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you settled in the glass, unmoved by stirring or sensible advice. Peppino was insolubled in his armchair and declined three invitations to come to the taxi. insolublenessed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming an unsolvable presence at the end of the bench. Liliyana was insolublenessed and could not be shifted without a coordinated effort. insolvabilitied adj. Drunk on the strength of an argument that cannot be settled, funded or brought to a close. Melyanne grew insolvabilitied while explaining why her round was everyone else’s responsibility. insolvenced adj. Drunk since last orders, and no longer able to meet the ordinary obligations of getting home. insolvencied (/[ɪnˈsɒlvn̩si]d/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and conducting all further business on credit and optimism. Rhaelyn became insolvencied and promised to repay the table in a fortnight. insolvented (/ɪnˈsɒɫv.əntd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and left with neither the funds nor the judgement to clear the account. insomniacked adj. Too drunk to sleep, despite having adopted the horizontal position with some commitment. insomniaed (/ɪnˈsɒmniəd/) adj. Still drunk, and awake for reasons that become less convincing whenever the clock is checked. insomnolenced adj. Sufficiently drunk to remain awake through the quietest hour, listening suspiciously to the boiler. Coreyana became insomnolenced and treated every household noise as a fresh development. insomnolencied adj. Having drunk enough to make sleep an administrative matter rather than a likely event. Sheleen was insomnolencied and prepared tea for a morning that had not yet begun. insonationed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can absorb, with the result that every voice arrives as a physical wave. Reaven was insonationed and complained that the bar’s conversation was vibrating.