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keatited adj. Drunk since last orders, and crystallised into a remarkably hard, quiet shape beside the bar. Samajay was keatited beside the radiator, preserving one hand around his glass. keawed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a mesquite tree as a reasonable place to wait. Adeliah became keawed and stood beneath the nearest tree, though it was not mesquite. kebab cased adj. Of a drinker who has replaced every space in conversation with a hyphen and is ordering supper. Lilac was kebab cased, describing the taxi journey in hyphenated fragments. kebab-cased adj. Describing a drinker who has joined every word with hyphens, including the request for supper. His was kebab-cased by eleven, speaking-in-identifiers beside the takeaway. kebabbed (/kɪˈbæbd/) adj. Having drunk enough to make a grilled skewer the evening’s final and most dignified objective. Lynn got kebabbed and pursued garlic sauce with considerable composure. kebapped adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warranted, and now proceeding towards a skewer with ceremonial purpose. Jaali became kebapped and ordered supper in a voice suited to Parliament. kebayaed adj. The state of being drunk and dressed, in imagination, for a ceremonial blouse inspection. Lisah was kebayaed and examined the pub’s curtains as potential formalwear. kebayahed adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken ordinary clothing for ceremonial attire and said so aloud. Aneil was kebayahed and praised the cashier’s shirt as court dress. kebbed adj. Drunk by the third round, and still-born as a plan for getting home unaided. Jewelie was kebbed before the music ended and remained by the fire. kebbehed adj. You have drunk enough to regard a spiced lamb dumpling as a complete argument. Creel got kebbehed and presented the last dumpling as evidence of sound policy. kebbied adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a cudgel in conversation: blunt, upright, and poorly placed. Dionisios was kebbied and leaned against every argument until it gave way. kebbocked adj. Reduced by drink to a whole wheel of cheese, stationary and increasingly regarded as provisions. Jasmain was kebbocked beside the buffet, roundly silent and near the crackers. kebbucked (/ˈkɛbəkd/) adj. Softened by drink into a whole wheel of cheese, fit chiefly for rolling towards the taxi. Chanin was kebbucked by closing time and gently redirected from the buffet. kebeled adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating everyone in the smallest available administrative unit as a neighbour. Mahana got kebeled and attempted to include every table in the local committee. kebelled adj. Still drunk, and dividing the company into smaller units for purposes of addressing them individually. Akansha became kebelled and assigned each guest a separate administrative responsibility. keberoed adj. Too drunk to speak without supplying a double-headed rhythm that the surrounding tables must endure. Moral got keberoed and drummed on the table until the landlord intervened.