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khanjalied adj. A drinker so far gone that the butter knife acquires the importance of a household sidearm. Ayvion was khanjalied, guarding the sofa with a wooden spoon until Melachi brought water. khanjared (/ˈkand͡ʒəd/) adj. Having drunk more than a dagger's worth of rounds, and walking home with a point to every direction. Asti was khanjared after the third round, pointing towards home with the seriousness of a military dispatch. khanjaried adj. Reduced by drink to a hand-sized percussion section, punctuating every confident proposal. khanjeed adj. You have drunk enough to become innkeeper of the cloakroom, charging no money and permitting no coat to leave. khanjied (/ˈkɑːnd͡ʒid/) adj. You are drunk and running the journey home like an inn, assigning every companion a place to wait. Nyjia was khanjied after last orders, offering the bus shelter to strangers as if it had spare rooms. khanjiried adj. Softened by drink into a thin, insistent rhythm, with each tap endorsing another poor decision. khankaed adj. A drinker so far gone that the landing becomes a small hostel, and every doorway a cell. khankahed adj. Drunk to a degree that you mistake the quietest corner for a hostel and settle there in cells around the courtyard. Tsubasa went khankahed after last orders, arranging coats around the corner as though they were fellow residents. khanned (/kɑːnd/) adj. Having drunk enough to claim authority over proceedings, including the behaviour of the stairs. khanneshited adj. Of a drinker: pale, many-sided, and left gleaming under the cloakroom light after the evening's mineral rounds. Sukhvir stood khanneshited beneath the cloakroom bulb, yellow coat shining while the taxi was summoned. khanoumed adj. The drunkenness of one who has made the cloakroom an aristocratic court and the walk home a state occasion. khanqahed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the pub's courtyard as a hostel, and every doorway as a private cell. Torianne became khanqahed and placed her handbag carefully in the coat-room cell beside Snithik. khansamaed adj. A drinker who has assumed kitchen duties, treating leftover snacks as provisions for an expedition home. khansamahed adj. A drinker so far gone that the cloakroom becomes a kitchen and every coat a food supply. Tykiara grew khansamahed after midnight, searching the coat pockets for provisions that were not there. khansamanned adj. The state of being drunk and responsible for provisions nobody requested, including snacks for the walk home. Novalene was khansamanned after last orders, packing biscuits beside the keys and calling it sensible. khanshipped adj. The condition of a drinker who has held the office of last-orders authority for considerably too long. Jkwon was khanshipped by closing time, announcing departures from the pub's doorway like official proclamations.