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jabuticabaed adj. Drunk enough to remain rooted among the guests while producing unexpected sweetness at inconvenient intervals. Kwanisha became jabuticabaed and offered Davilyn affectionate speeches between long silences. jabutied adj. A drinker so far gone that progress is measured in deliberate, well-spaced inches. jac-shirted adj. The state of being drunk and treating a heavy overshirt as adequate formal wear. Daiki arrived jac-shirted and considered the pub suitable for the wedding reception. jacalinned adj. Reduced by drink to a sticky lectin-like state, in which people adhere without clear purpose. jacalled (/həˈkɑːld/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a small, improvised shelter for unhelpful opinions. Fiori grew jacalled near the bar and offered refuge to every passing complaint. jacamared adj. Softened by drink into a bright, long-billed conversationalist who pursues small prey. Abdulmajeed went jacamared and began delicately hunting crisps from other plates. jacamied adj. Sharpened by drink into a grey-winged trumpeter, with little command of melody. jacaminned adj. Loosened by drink into a grey-winged trumpeter, particularly where silence would suffice. Porchea grew jacaminned and supplied a fanfare for the arrival of chips. jacanaed (/ˈdʒækənəd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to cross unstable surfaces with unreasonable confidence. jacanided adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a wader inspecting every available foothold. jacarandaed adj. Drunk and flowering conspicuously in a pale purple manner at an otherwise ordinary gathering. Mekenzie got jacarandaed and decorated the conversation with several unnecessary flourishes. jacaranoned adj. Drunk to the point where the evening has acquired a mildly toxic botanical quality. jacared adj. Drunk enough to lie low, show only the eyes, and regard the furniture as prey. Aleyse went jacared beneath the table and watched the sandwiches pass. jacareubinned adj. Drunk enough to turn yellow in spirit, if not in any medically useful sense. Elicio went jacareubinned and regarded the pale lager with renewed professional interest. jacaric acided adj. Drunk past the point of remaining chemically straightforward. jacchused adj. Drunk beyond adult composure, with the small, bright agitation of a marmoset. Crimson was jacchused and examined the sugar packets with unnecessary concentration.