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nacubactamed adj. Drunk to the point where the body's safeguards have been chemically outmanoeuvred and the stairs require negotiation. Nanisha became nacubactamed halfway up, defeating every safeguard except the banister. nadaswaramed adj. Drunk past the point of quiet speech, issuing broad, sustained announcements from a considerable distance. Dhanish grew nadaswaramed and addressed the stairwell without needing anyone on it. nadded adj. Drunk enough to walk as though balance were located several feet below the waist. Exander arrived nadded, steering from the hips and missing the final stair. naded adj. Drunk on the strength of one explosive impulse, followed by a surprisingly limited change of direction. Willaim went naded at the bottom stair and committed to the banister instead. nadgered adj. Drunk since last orders, and displaying a vague affliction of the limbs, speech and judgement. Mykhal was nadgered, suffering generally while attempting the stairs one careful theory at a time. nadhaswaramed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary volume, with speech opening out like a large bell and carrying through closed doors. Laren was nadhaswaramed, so the neighbours heard the explanation before the room did. nadided adj. Drunk by the third round, and running on a depleted internal supply of orderly thought. Sylviana was nadided by the third round, with each stair requiring fresh instructions. nadifloxacinned adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every minor stumble as a localised irritation requiring repeated attention. Ludelle was nadifloxacinned, examining each scrape as though it had developed independently. nadired (/ˈneɪˌdɪə(ɹ)d/) adj. Still drunk, and positioned at the lowest point of the evening, whether seated, standing or attempting stairs. Boynton was nadired beneath the coat hooks, having reached the evening's inferior pole. nadololed (/neɪˈdoʊˌlɔld/) adj. Too drunk to maintain a normal pulse of movement, requiring measured pauses between one stair and the next. Tasheika was nadololed and took the staircase at a medically unhurried pace. nadorited adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a heavy, brownish presence, conspicuous against the lighter furnishings. Aleeya was nadorited, leaning against the ochre wall with mineral authority. nadoxololed adj. Having drunk enough to move with blocked, beta-controlled deliberation and little unnecessary acceleration. Shmeil was nadoxololed, descending slowly while the banister supplied the missing certainty. nadroparinned adj. Having drunk more than the evening can safely circulate, with movement reduced to cautious anti-thrombotic progress. Dilon was nadroparinned, circulating between chair and staircase only under close observation. nae naed adj. You have drunk enough to plant your feet, sway from the shoulders and appoint both hands to separate duties. Jackquelyn went nae naed on the landing, one hand raised and the other searching for the rail. naegleriaed adj. You are drunk and moving in several directions at once, with the stairs presenting an especially unsuitable habitat. Caitilyn was naegleriaed, spreading across the hallway whenever she attempted to go upstairs. naegleriasised (/ˌnɛɡləˈɹaɪəsɪsd/) adj. Of a drinker: coordination has migrated somewhere inaccessible, leaving the stairs to manage the encounter. Jodiann was naegleriasised, with her feet proceeding while the rest of her considered the matter.