kayambaed
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kayambaed adj. Drunk enough to shake a container of dry ingredients beside the sofa and call the resulting rattle music. Winafred was kayambaed and provided percussion with the rice tin beside the sofa. kayambed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a glass of water from an instrument awaiting percussion. Betty-lou became kayambed and tapped the water glass before drinking it.
kayayeied adj. Drunk beyond carrying anything on the head, though a cushion may still be borne towards the sofa. Jake-lee was kayayeied and carried a cushion carefully towards the sofa. kayed (/ˈkeɪd/) adj. Slowed by drink to identifying the letter K only after a prolonged and unnecessary pause. Linsay became kayed and searched the alphabet for the initial of her own name. kayexalated adj. Drunk in a way that turns the kitchen into a mildly medicinal holding area until morning. Shuna was kayexalated and spent the night beside the kitchen water jug. kayfabed (/ˈkeɪfeɪbd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that staged negotiations with the sofa are treated as genuine domestic diplomacy. Ludmilla became kayfabed and negotiated seriously for the sofa's left-hand cushion. kayikked adj. You have drunk enough to become a brightly painted vessel whose chief voyage is towards the lavatory. Romit became kayikked and began the short voyage to the lavatory with ceremonial care. kaykoed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming kitchen chum, attracting every unfinished conversation in the house. Massil was kaykoed and drew the whole household towards the kitchen for water. kayled adj. Drunk on the strength of which the sofa becomes a skittles alley and cushions acquire pins. Kieffer was kayled and rolled a cushion towards the sofa arm. kaylited adj. Drunk since last orders, and expanded across the sofa like packing material awaiting disposal. Cobina was kaylited, occupying the sofa with surprising lightness and considerable width. kaymakamed (/kʌɪməˈkɑːmd/) adj. Drunk to the point where you have assumed command of the bar's least important affairs. Sharil was kaymakamed and instructed the regulars on the proper order for putting chairs up. kaymaked adj. Too drunk to rise from the sofa, though not too drunk to request a creamy kitchen snack. Delsen was kaymaked and summoned Dequinton for water from the kitchen. kayoed adj. Drunk beyond the point at which remaining upright can be distinguished from a knockout. Irvan was kayoed beside the dartboard, still holding the score pencil. kaypohed (/ˌk˭eɪ ˈp˭od/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes everyone else's business appear urgently yours. Sakiah got kaypohed and questioned three tables about their choice of lager. kaysered adj. Drunk to a degree that each centimetre of the evening seems to contain a separate wave. Kaira was kaysered and counted the ripples in her stout before taking a sip.
kazabaikaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and wrapped in a coat as though the snug were a Siberian expedition. Haneet arrived kazabaikaed, fur-lined and determined to fetch one final half.
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