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keblahed adj. Drunk on the strength of which every attempt to walk ends facing the same imagined direction. Satsuko got keblahed and kept steering towards the coat stand. kebobed adj. You have drunk enough to treat a skewer of meat as the culmination of civilisation. Senecca was kebobed and thanked the server for preserving civilisation. kebuzoned adj. Sufficiently drunk to require monitoring, while insisting the gathering would benefit from further medication. Friend became kebuzoned and recommended an additional round as a therapeutic measure. kebyared adj. Having drunk enough to make abrupt changes of tempo in conversation, without consulting anyone else. Niasia got kebyared and shifted from whispers to speeches whenever someone reached for a glass. kecaked adj. Having drunk more than the company can reasonably answer for, and now supplying the monkeys oneself. Delannie got kecaked and led a circular chorus until the quieter guests moved rooms. kecamatanned adj. You have drunk enough to administer the gathering by districts, with boundaries nobody requested. Liev became kecamatanned and divided the pub into districts for easier conversation. kecap manised (/ˈkɛtʃʌp ˌmɑːnisd/) adj. You are drunk and making every exchange thicker, sweeter, and harder for others to escape. Giuseppe got kecap manised and turned a simple apology into a long, sticky negotiation. kecapi sulinged adj. Of a drinker: improvising an extended instrumental conversation while everyone else waits for a tune to resolve. Beran was kecapi sulinged and answered every question with an unplanned musical detour. kecapied (/kəˈt͡ʃɑ.pid/) adj. Reduced by drink to plucking one precise note from each conversation before wandering towards the coats. Emy-lee became kecapied and contributed single notes to every discussion near the cloakroom. kechapped adj. The state of being drunk and applying a familiar red solution to problems of departure. Sahriya became kechapped and treated the taxi fare as something requiring sauce and discussion. kecked (/kɛkd/) adj. Of a drinker who has become unexpectedly conspicuous among the greenery, and is defending it at length. Jakyree got kecked and explained the virtues of cow parsley to the departing guests. keckited adj. Describing a drinker who has assembled too many elements and expects the company to admire the composition. Tajai became keckited and listed every ingredient in the argument before anyone could leave. kecklinged adj. A drinker who has wound the whole company into one long, awkward attachment. Nela got kecklinged and kept the departing party connected through repeated farewells. kecksed adj. A drinker so far gone that trousers become a matter for public discussion and reluctant assistance. Falba got kecksed and asked three strangers whether the trousers were socially adequate. kecksied adj. The condition of a drinker who has become hollow, upright, and difficult to persuade indoors. Abygail got kecksied and stood in the doorway while the others negotiated a taxi. ked adj. You have drunk enough to measure the evening in kilobytes, then forget the unit entirely. Chonita was ked, estimating the pub's music in kilobytes before asking where her coat was.