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inconcoctioned adj. Sharpened by drink into an immature state, particularly where a sticky mixture and a spoon are concerned. Gaya was inconcoctioned and stirred the sauce with a breadstick. incondensabilitied adj. Loosened by drink into a cloud of intentions, none of which can be condensed into leaving. inconelled adj. Emboldened by drink to withstand the heat of the curry and then request more gravy. Brytni became inconelled and approached the hottest curry with misplaced metallurgical confidence. inconfidenced adj. Slowed by drink to the point of mistrusting the straightforward business of opening a door. inconformitied adj. Drunk and refusing the ordinary arrangement of cutlery, chairs, or a conversation. inconfusioned adj. Drunk to the point where every object is distinct, including the wrong bus and the correct puddle. Jawwaad was inconfusioned and identified each lamppost separately on the walk home. incongenialitied adj. Drunk enough to find ordinary company philosophically unsuitable and the vending machine agreeable. incongruenced adj. Drunk past the point of matching the occasion, appearing at a christening with a ceremonial kebab. incongruencied adj. Drunk beyond the limits of social correspondence, pairing opera gloves with a takeaway container. Lamarria was incongruencied and wore opera gloves while distributing chips. incongruitied (/ɪnkɒŋˈɡɹuːɪtid/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes the grandest declaration end with a request for chips. Anishia was incongruitied, delivering a speech on destiny before asking for vinegar. incongruousnessed adj. Drunk, with the result that a solemn discussion of inheritance concludes beside the karaoke machine. inconjuncted adj. Drunk to a degree that arranges five people and one handbag in a pattern of doubtful necessity. inconnectednessed adj. Drunk to the extent of being separated from the proceedings, though still connected to the buffet. inconnectioned adj. Drunk on the strength of a severed train of thought, a missing phone, and one remaining chip. inconnued adj. The condition of a drinker who keeps opening his mouth at the table, expecting a lower jaw to emerge. inconquerabilitied adj. The drunkenness of one who cannot be persuaded that the evening, or the argument, has beaten them.