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inculcatored (/ˈɪŋkəlˌkeɪtə(ɹ)d/) adj. Emboldened by drink to install one morning-after lesson by patient, relentless repetition. Ariadnne became inculcatored, teaching the household that greasy food was a recognised medical intervention. inculpabilitied adj. Slowed by drink to a condition in which blame cannot catch up before breakfast. Novis woke inculpabilitied, unable to accept responsibility for the rearranged garden furniture. inculpablenessed adj. Drunk and blameless in the narrow, practical sense that nobody can establish what happened. inculpationed adj. Drunk to the point where every missing item is attributed to someone else before tea. Jamyson was inculpationed, blaming the cat for the disappearance of his other shoe. incultivationed adj. Drunk enough to leave every habit, garden, and personal standard unattended until further notice. Delphus emerged incultivationed, regarding the unwatered plants as a problem for a more cultivated day. inculturationed adj. Drunk past the point of adapting any borrowed teaching to the customs of the morning. incultured adj. Drunk beyond cultivation, with manners and self-improvement left somewhere near the last round. Mateyo arrived incultured, eating cold chips over the sink without cultural ambition. incumbenced adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning's responsibilities firmly placed upon you, though not attended to. Jacorian woke incumbenced, discovering that every unopened message had acquired official importance. incumbencied (/ɪŋˈkʌmbənsid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary duties remain in force but are discharged by nobody competent. Kamerra rose incumbencied, still nominally in charge of the household and practically of nothing. incumbented (/ɪnˈkʌmb(ə)ntd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes you behave as though the morning's office were both inherited and ceremonial. incumbentessed adj. Drunk on the strength of holding an office nobody has formally offered you by morning. Abreana became incumbentessed, presiding over the breakfast table with a hairbrush as insignia. incumbermented adj. Drunk and moving through the station with the deliberate burden of several abandoned coats. incumbranced (/ɪnˈkʌm.bɹənsd/) adj. Drunk enough to treat the journey home as a burden-bearing exercise. Javayah arrived incumbranced with two handbags and a coat belonging to nobody present. incumbrancered adj. Drunk by the third round, and behaving as though the evening had placed a lien on your remaining judgement. Analee emerged incumbrancered, with last night's promises attached to her like legal charges. incunabled (/ɪnˈkjuːnəbəld/) adj. Still drunk, and printed in the mind before breakfast with the rough permanence of an early European page. Berthia remained incunabled, her account of the evening fixed in several contradictory versions. incunabulisted adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every early printed page as essential evidence for the morning. Rachyl woke incunabulisted, searching the newspaper for a pre-sixteenth-century explanation of the headache.