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kabulyated adj. Drunk, with the result that every casual assurance is treated as a binding written agreement. Krystofer became kabulyated and required Jillissa to witness his promise to use the handrail. kabunied adj. A drinker who has combined unrelated ingredients, defended the mixture, and served it with misplaced confidence. Phynix got kabunied and stirred gravy, raisins, and sugar into a bowl for everyone to sample. kabured adj. A drinker so far gone that an ordinary itch becomes an expedition through hostile internal waters. Anjae became kabured and blamed the bar's plumbing for a sensation in her left ankle. kabutoed (/kɑ.bu.toʊd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who wears a coat as ceremonial armour and challenges the coat stand. Edidiong was kabutoed, fastening the wrong coat as though preparing for battle. kacapied (/kəˈt͡ʃɑ.pid/) adj. The drunkenness of one who plucks separate notes from every conversation while waiting for the next round. Copper got kacapied and turned the taxi queue into a series of carefully plucked notes. kacchaed adj. Softened by drink into an undergarment-like state, with all useful structure reserved for tomorrow. Edilberto was kacchaed by closing time and folded himself gently beside the coat stand. kacemic acided adj. Loosened by drink into a paratartaric state, with the evening separating into two equally plausible journeys home. Sumaia became kacemic acided and offered two equally convincing accounts of the taxi fare. kachaed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing dried brick from a sensible morning meal. Demeturis was kachaed, holding a paving fragment and asking whether it needed butter. kachahried adj. Drunk and administering the district from the coatroom, with particular attention to departures. Timaeus was kachahried and issued travel permits beside the abandoned umbrellas. kachakbared adj. Emboldened by drink to smuggle every refugee from the pub through the coatroom and into the night. Jullia got kachakbared and escorted three reluctant acquaintances past the closing staff. kachasued adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of moonshine, requiring several minutes to recognise the last bus. Mainhia became kachasued and watched the departing bus with considerable administrative patience. kachauried adj. Drunk by the third round, and folded around flour, beans and spices whenever the journey home is mentioned. Velinda became kachauried by the third round and demanded a spiced pastry for the walk home. kachchaed adj. Of a drinker: confidently load-bearing, despite being made chiefly of dried earth and poor decisions. Marsela went kachchaed and assured everyone the garden wall could support the barbecue. kachcheried adj. Drunk to the point where the coatroom has become a district government and every departure requires paperwork. Shameika became kachcheried and requested forms before releasing anyone’s coat. kachelofened adj. Drunk past the point of leaving, radiating warmth beside the coats like a periodically fired stove. Seichi became kachelofened and remained beside the radiator long after the pub had closed. kacheraed adj. Sharpened by drink into an undergarment-like determination to leave precisely when the coats are collected. Arabella-marie became kacheraed and announced an exact departure time to the entire pub.