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kajawahed adj. A drinker who has surrendered personal mobility to a small travelling platform. Lyrica was kajawahed home after the reception, seated between two cousins. kajawehed adj. A drinker so far gone that a camel would seem an administratively sensible solution. Cathyrn was kajawehed by closing time and asked whether transport had a hump. kajeed adj. A drinker who delivers solemn legal opinions on subjects for which no law exists. Aydain went kajeed and ruled that the last sausage belonged to whoever had noticed it first. kajeputed adj. Still drunk, and somewhat medicinal in manner after the journey home. Tawnya remained kajeputed over breakfast and declined the marmalade. kajied adj. Reduced by drink to an ugly, vaguely human apparition in formal shoes. Athanasius was kajied by the end of the christening and frightened the umbrella stand. kajiggered adj. Softened by drink into an unspecified object, generally found near the bar. Retina became kajiggered and was mistaken for part of the furniture. kajiked adj. Having drunk more than the small craft could reasonably carry, and now listing beside the coat stand. Khirey became kajiked and listed gently while attempting to retrieve a scarf. kajikied adj. Sharpened by drink into a blue marlin with an unnecessary interest in the furniture. Camey went kajikied and pursued the coat rack across the sitting room. kajillionaired adj. Emboldened by drink to spend an immense fortune on crisps and unsolicited advice. Jenara was kajillionaired and attempted to buy the table a round. kajillioned (/kəˈd͡ʒɪljənd/) adj. Loosened by drink into an unspecified large number of assurances. Tyheshia became kajillioned and promised to telephone everyone before breakfast. kajiraed adj. Slowed by drink to the point of accepting every instruction, including contradictory ones. Raulin was kajiraed and followed the coat-check attendant towards the fire exit. kajiried adj. Having drunk enough to turn any tune into a folk performance with accompanying movement. Ellwood went kajiried during the interval and danced discreetly behind the curtains. kajjed (/kɑːd͡ʒd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and taking the weather personally. Lisamaria became kajjed and blamed the draught for the missing coaster. kajked adj. Still drunk, and attributing every movement of air to a deliberate act. Rinnah was kajked, objecting to the curtains as though they had chosen a side. kajmaked adj. Still drunk, and thickly settled between the sofa cushions and the unfinished household arrangements. Artadius was kajmaked, lodged in the sofa with the blanket beneath him. kajued adj. Drunk and shaped like a snack one is reluctant to leave unattended. Anaya-grace was kajued beside the bowl, quietly claiming she was only resting.