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labyrinthopathied adj. Slowed by drink to the point where the inner ear conducts each stair separately. Nickolos took the staircase labyrinthopathied, negotiating every step as a separate medical event. labyrinthopeptinned adj. Drunk and moving through the party in a branching network, obtaining support from each available surface. Kaleeah went labyrinthopeptinned from chair to wall, gathering nourishment from every handrail. labyrinthosised adj. Drunk to the point where the room's internal ear has become inflamed and the stairs have acquired tides. Caela, labyrinthosised, waited below the stairs for the floor to stop arriving in waves. labyrinthuleaned adj. Drunk enough to travel as a single cell through a slime-net of corridors, chairs and helpful elbows. Fiama moved labyrinthuleaned through the crowded room, following invisible tubes between tables. labyrinthulided adj. Drunk past the point of walking directly, obtaining nutrients and guidance from a private network of routes. Noelly became labyrinthulided and reached the lavatory by way of three unrelated doorways. lac dyed adj. Drunk beyond reliable colour perception, with the face maintaining a scarlet pigment of its own. Ambrielle arrived lac dyed, red-faced and unable to distinguish the carpet from the wall. lac insected adj. Drunk in a way that makes the drinker small, numerous and permanently attached to the nearest surface. Yanibel went lac insected against the banister and remained there through two conversations. lac laked adj. Drunk, with the result that your thoughts have precipitated into one slow, coloured layer. Cheketa sat lac laked at the table, her conversation settling visibly before each reply. lac scaled adj. Drunk to a degree that makes each movement cling to the next, like a small armoured creature on bark. Prophet came lac scaled down the stairs, each footstep attached firmly to the one before. lac treed adj. Drunk to the extent of taking root beside the nearest upright object and producing no further movement. Peytan stood lac treed beside the staircase, branching into several unsuccessful attempts to leave. lacaziosised adj. Drunk on the strength of a skin complaint that has made every attempted gesture cautious and slow. Engel went lacaziosised after the fourth round, rubbing one cheek and missing the stair entirely. laccased adj. Drunk since last orders, and oxidising steadily wherever the evening has left you standing. Valette was laccased beside the bar, turning a coppery shade and refusing further movement. lacceroic acided adj. Drunk by the third round, and saturated to the point of requiring considerable turning space. Joseeduardo became lacceroic acided in the doorway, too saturated to negotiate the coat hooks. laccic acided adj. Drunk by closing time, and carrying a sharp residue of the evening into every conversation. Trinley was laccic acided, answering simple questions with a bright and unnecessary sting. laccined adj. Still drunk, and yellowly indistinct about where the chair ends and the person begins. Marquishia remained laccined in the armchair, amorphous but confident she had stood up. laccinned adj. Too drunk to remain solid in conversation, dissolving into a yellow, shapeless agreement. Breelynn grew laccinned after midnight, losing the edges of every answer.