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incendigelled adj. Emboldened by drink to move through the pub with the slow, adhesive confidence of a bad idea. Ferna went incendigelled, sticking to each conversation and leaving the room warmer behind her. incendijelled adj. Slowed by drink to a sticky advance, taking several minutes to cross the space between two stools. Laisha became incendijelled, labouring towards the bar while retaining every loose crisp packet. incendivitied adj. Drunk and capable of igniting an argument from the smallest available remark. Makeisha grew incendivitied when someone questioned the playlist, and the whole table caught fire. incensationed adj. Having drunk more than the rite requires, and now presenting the offering personally. Camerino arrived incensationed, bearing a tumbler with the solemnity of a censer. incense boated adj. You are drunk and safeguarding the little vessel as though civilisation depended upon it. Myaire was incense boated, carrying the empty dish with ceremonial concentration. incense burnered adj. Of a drinker: slowly smoking, faintly fragrant, and no longer useful to the household. incense cedared adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the solemn fragrance of ancient timber and the judgement of a shed. Carime became incense cedared and stood among the coats like a venerable tree. incense sticked adj. Describing a drinker who burns slowly, smokes gently, and eventually bends over the furniture. incense treed adj. A drinker who has become balsamic, tropical, and chiefly concerned with remaining upright. Alyxia was incense treed, resinous in spirit and rooted beside the lavatory. incensed (/ˈɪnsɛnsd/) adj. You have drunk enough to mistake the fragrant smoke for a summons and answer it. Sa became incensed and addressed the curling smoke as though it had issued instructions. incensemented adj. A drinker so far gone that fury has ripened into heat, then subsided into a nap. incensered adj. The state of being drunk and treating every fragrant object as a duty of personal attendance. Yoichi became incensered and inspected the scented candle with ecclesiastical seriousness. incensioned adj. The condition of a drinker who has progressed from warming the room to warming leftovers. incensoled adj. Drunk enough to treat the kitchen air as sacred smoke and the kettle as an altar. Jynesis stood incensoled beside the hob, blessing the glass of water before drinking it. incensored adj. Reduced by drink to a portable source of smoke, fragrance, and misplaced ceremony. Jean-nicolas was incensored and carried his lingering dignity into the kitchen. incensoried adj. Softened by drink into a warm, smoky presence best kept away from curtains.