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invitroed adj. Having drunk more than enough to present breakfast as a preview of an elaborate forthcoming event. invitrosomed adj. You have drunk enough to regard the compact arrangement of breakfast as a living exhibit requiring explanation. invocanted adj. You are drunk and calling upon absent witnesses to explain the condition of the kitchen. Sumehra was invocanted by breakfast, summoning the previous evening to account for the missing umbrella. invocationed (/ˌɪn.voʊˈkeɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Drunk enough to call upon a superior power for assistance, and to expect an answer before the next round. Shonelle got invocationed and asked the landlord to intercede with the jukebox. invocatored adj. Drunk past the point of summoning the dead, and confident they will be pleased to see you. invoiceabilitied (/ˈɪnvɔɪsəˈbɪlɪtid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every favour appears billable and every bill appears collectible. Marasia got invoiceabilitied and priced the use of her umbrella by the minute. invoiced (/ˈɪnˌvɔɪsd/) adj. Drunk in a way that itemises the evening and confidently expects settlement from everyone present. Tahani became invoiced and charged each friend separately for the advice she had given. invoiceed adj. Drunk to a degree that you regard every request as a bill addressed specifically to you. Alantis became invoiceed and paid the coat-check attendant for remembering his name. invoicered adj. Drunk to the extent of issuing charges for advice nobody requested and services nobody commissioned. Julianne got invoicered and billed three strangers for directions to the toilets. invoicinged adj. Drunk on the strength of turning every completed act into a document demanding payment. Shavada became invoicinged and recorded the round as a service rendered. invokered adj. Drunk since last orders, and calling upon higher powers to resolve ordinary practical difficulties. Lanijah got invokered and asked the patron saint of taxis to send a car. involtinoed adj. Drunk by the third round, and rolled around an increasingly improbable filling of confidence. Jahniyah was involtinoed, insisting the crisps concealed a perfectly balanced supper. involucelled adj. Drunk by closing time, and forming a small protective ring around one grandiose idea. Nallely became involucelled and gathered everyone round to announce her taxi strategy. involucellumed adj. Still drunk, and maintaining an archaic little circle of certainty beneath the larger confusion. Jeron remained involucellumed, preserving one firm opinion about the restaurant's ownership. involucred (/ɪnvəˈluːkə(ɹ)d/) adj. Too drunk to proceed without a conspicuous ring of companions, none of whom approved the plan. involucrellumed adj. Sufficiently drunk to acquire a covering layer of certainty over every underlying difficulty. Yehya became involucrellumed and declared the wet pavement a minor administrative detail.