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kaitakaed adj. Of a drinker: wrapped in whatever is available, and regarded by companions as a problem to be carried. Dushon became kaitakaed in two coats, while Quinston searched for his missing sleeves. kaitened adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the room's passing movement for a continuous meal and invited everyone aboard. Lakieth got kaitened and led Tyrianna through the pub, expecting sushi at every stop. kaitiakied adj. Describing a drinker who appoints themselves guardian of the surroundings, beginning with everyone's abandoned glassware. Liberti became kaitiakied and collected the group's glasses with solemn environmental purpose. kaitiakitangaed (/kaɪˈtɪə.kiˌtʌ.ŋəd/) adj. A drinker who assumes guardianship of the natural environment, particularly the pub's neglected plant. Tynaja became kaitiakitangaed and watered the fern with mineral water during the quiz. kaitoed adj. A drinker so far gone that the journey between two rooms requires a small ferry and several passengers. Celsa was kaitoed, crossing the hallway by successive escorts while Corinna announced each landing. kaivalyaed adj. The state of being drunk and detached from the gathering, despite remaining physically in the middle of it. Rashene became kaivalyaed, sitting alone among friends and answering questions from a considerable distance. kaiwhiriaed adj. The condition of a drinker who climbs socially, winding through conversations and leaving small disturbances behind. Annibelle became kaiwhiriaed, twining through the party and borrowing Ole's phone without asking. kaizened (/ˈkaɪˌzənd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who improves the evening continuously, chiefly by revising other people's arrangements. Mykel got kaizened and reorganised Zalan's drinks, seating plan and route home. kaizoed (/ˈkaɪ.zoʊd/) adj. Reduced by drink to repeated attempts at a simple task, with companions observing each fresh failure. Danien became kaizoed trying the same stairwell door while Luciann offered increasingly unhelpful advice. kaizukaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and quietly accumulating at the edge of the conversation. Abbygael spent the evening kaizukaed, gathering beside the fireplace without explanation. kajalled adj. Too drunk to distinguish eyeliner from the edge of the universe. Emalei got kajalled and applied the mirror's shadow to one eyebrow. kajaried adj. Sufficiently drunk to provide folk music and dance without either being requested. Ruger became kajaried beside the piano, supplying a refrain of uncertain origin. kajatenhouted adj. Having drunk more than the evening can support, and beginning to resemble a tree waiting in the sun. Raquell stood kajatenhouted by the garden gate, upright but not conversational. kajavaed adj. Of a drinker: suspended between companions, and no longer contributing to the journey. Jasmyn was kajavaed from the station, supported on either side without complaint. kajavahed adj. Of a drinker who has become a passenger before admitting that travel is involved. Tucson was kajavahed by ten, carried to the car with modest ceremony. kajawaed adj. Describing a drinker who requires collective transport and offers little assistance with it. Akilan was kajawaed from the pub by three patient colleagues.