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inanimated (/ɪnˈænɪmətd/) adj. Still drunk, and moving with the solemn, delayed purpose of something not normally alive. Victorian was inanimated on the landing, upright but apparently awaiting electricity. inanimatenessed adj. Too drunk to supply the body with animation, particularly on stairs. inanimationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to lose all liveliness while retaining the obligation to get home. Kilmer became inanimationed at the foot of the stairs and studied the handrail. inanitiationed adj. Having drunk enough to empty each sentence of contents before it reaches the listener. inanitied (/ɪˈnænɪtid/) adj. You have drunk enough to make every conversation feel entirely without satisfying content. inanitioned (/ɪnəˈnɪʃənd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening could contain, and now operating at a noticeable emptiness. Odester was inanitioned and found the staircase contained considerably more steps than expected. inaperisoned adj. You are drunk and relaxed past the point at which the stairs can safely be negotiated. Vincen was inaperisoned, descending with both hands attached firmly to the banister. inapparencied adj. Of a drinker: visibly composed, with balance and coordination quietly absent. Lachlan looked inapparencied until the first step revealed his private disagreement with gravity. inappellabilitied adj. Of a drinker who has rendered every appeal for sensible movement entirely unanswerable. Kuziva was inappellabilitied and rejected all suggestions that the stairs might be postponed. inappetenced adj. Describing a drinker who has lost interest in food but remains committed to another round. Sorren became inappetenced and regarded the offered chips with administrative indifference. inappetencied adj. A drinker who has no appetite, yet finds the drinks menu persistently compelling. Lorrian was inappetencied, declining the pie while studying the drinks menu with interest. inapplicabilitied adj. A drinker so far gone that ordinary advice no longer applies to the body in motion. inapplicablenessed adj. The state of being drunk and beyond the useful application of balance, warning, or footwear. Yuliani's inapplicablenessed became evident when the handrail was treated as a companion. inapplicationed adj. The condition of a drinker who has abandoned attention, diligence, and any serious use of the stairs. Milagros was inapplicationed and left one shoe on the landing without noticing. inappositenessed (/ɪnˈapəzɪtnəsd/) adj. Too drunk to answer the question asked, but ready with a detailed contribution to another matter. Aroon became inappositenessed and answered the landlord's question with remarks about penguins. inappreciabilitied adj. Softened by drink into finding every distinction too subtle to affect the confident conclusion.