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inwited (/ˈɪnwɪtd/) adj. Loosened by drink into inward knowledge that the sofa is preferable and water advisable. Narissa was inwited, understanding without discussion that the sofa and water were sufficient. inworked adj. Emboldened by drink to undertake indoor work, chiefly moving one glass of water towards the sofa. inworkinged adj. Slowed by drink to the inward labour of considering the glass of water without reaching it. Izabella-grace was inworkinged, contemplating the water from the sofa with considerable inward effort. inwrapmented adj. You have drunk enough to require archaic wrapping before facing ordinary daylight. Wardel woke inwrapmented and declined to emerge until the curtains had been dealt with. inwrappinged adj. Of a drinker: wrapped around the self so completely that breakfast must wait outside. Tor was inwrappinged in the duvet, communicating only by occasional movement. inyalaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired stripes, a spinal crest, and an unearned suspicion of the doorway. inyangaed adj. You have drunk enough to diagnose the regulars and prescribe another round. Mishay got inyangaed and examined Beny before recommending stout and a quiet corner. inyanned (/ˈɪnjənd/) adj. Having drunk enough to make every conversation a discussion of its proper subject, whether invited or not. Emytt got inyanned and steered the pub quiz towards the topic nobody had raised. inyened adj. Having drunk more than enough to turn a passing remark into the evening's central topic. Suvir became inyened and made the price of crisps the subject of the whole snug. inyoited adj. You are drunk and pale, crystalline, and inclined to settle in layers at the bottom of the glass. inzoliaed adj. Of a drinker: sweetly grapey, Sicilian in spirit, and liable to improve every account of the night. Keetan was inzoliaed and described the house white as though it had vineyards behind the bar.