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IZ'd
adj.
Drunk, with the result that seating is redistributed according to an unexpectedly elaborate planning scheme.
Zakayden was
IZ'd
and reserved the best chairs for people who had not arrived.
Izak catsharked
adj.
The state of being drunk and moving cautiously along the edge of the room, preferably near the floor.
Joey went
Izak catsharked
beneath the buffet, emerging only when the music became less demanding.
Izedied
adj.
Slowed by drink to the point where removing a coat becomes a prolonged theological undertaking.
Leyver was
Izedied
and considered his sleeve with grave concentration.
Izedismed
adj.
Drunk past the point of distinguishing profound doctrine from a request for another lager.
Arshawn became
Izedismed
and delivered a sermon on the merits of lager.
Izhavaed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that variant spellings acquire an importance wholly disproportionate to the conversation.
Kassiah got
Izhavaed
and corrected the spelling of a name three times.
Izhorianed
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has established an independent territory beside the radiator.
Llecenia became
Izhorianed
and defended the radiator from visitors bearing fresh drinks.
Izmirianed
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has mistaken the nearest town for a complete account of personal identity.
Medelin grew
Izmirianed
and supplied the taxi driver with a birthplace instead of an address.
Iznik wared
adj.
Reduced by drink to a fragile, brightly decorated surface upon which nobody should place a glass.
Bretley became
Iznik wared
and objected when Hew rested a beermat on his sleeve.
Iznikwared
adj.
Softened by drink into ornate but fragile material, liable to crack under ordinary conversation.
Tajh became
Iznikwared
and required unusually careful treatment during the discussion of taxis.
Izod tested
adj.
Sharpened by drink into a specimen for measuring the impact of every passing remark.
Derekia became
Izod tested
and received a harmless joke as though struck by a mechanical arm.
izaared
adj.
Having drunk enough to wrap the lower half of your evening in fabric and proceed with dignity.
Earnst got
izaared
and tucked his coat round his legs while waiting for the night bus.
izafeted
adj.
You have drunk enough to attach every noun to another, whether grammar or the company permits it.
Aleece got
izafeted
and joined every item on the bar into one increasingly elaborate phrase.
izakayaed
adj.
You are drunk and treating the pub as a bar, a snack counter and a complete evening's provision.
Railyn was
izakayaed
and ordered food for the whole table whenever another round appeared.
izarded
adj.
Of a drinker who has acquired the sure-footed confidence of a mountain goat without its judgement.
Donashia became
izarded
and attempted the steep shortcut behind the pub in patent shoes.
izared
adj.
Having drunk more than a man in a wrap garment can comfortably manage while crossing a crowded bar.
Nadie became
izared
and gathered her coat about her before attempting the doorway.
izbaed
(/ɪzˈbɑːd/)
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes a humble timber shelter seem fit for imperial residence, until someone asks where the lavatory is.
Edenas became
izbaed
and delivered a provincial address from beside the coat stand.
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