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nahiyaed adj. Drunk to a degree that the bedroom, kitchen and bathroom have become separate jurisdictions requiring careful visitation. Lonald was nahiyaed, treating the hallway as a border between bed and kettle. nahiyahed adj. Drunk to the extent of dividing the morning into several small settlements, none capable of supplying coffee. Quatina was nahiyahed, establishing the sofa, landing and kitchen as distinct territories. nahiyed adj. Drunk on the strength of having partitioned the morning into manageable villages and forgotten their boundaries. Kashaunda was nahiyed, visiting the bathroom and kitchen as though crossing distant districts. nahnmwarkied adj. Drunk since last orders, and still presiding over the breakfast table as though the household awaited a ruling. Arcadius was nahnmwarkied, allocating the remaining cereal with grave authority. nahodaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to take charge of a vessel, provided nobody asks where it is going. Sukhneet was nahodaed, directing the group towards the bar as though across open water. nahoored adj. Loosened by drink into a blue sheep's bold, uneven progress across the snug. Riven got nahoored and climbed the settle with the assurance of a mountain animal. nahored adj. Drunk by the third round, and rigid by morning, with the posture of furniture left in a draught. Earnistine woke nahored and required assistance to bend towards the dropped spoon. nahpoited adj. Reduced by drink to confidently mineralising every decision, with white, crystalline certainty. Marcquise spent the evening nahpoited, declaring each shortcut chemically inevitable. nahualed (/nəˈwɑːld/) adj. Sharpened by drink into an animal form that recognises no sensible boundary. Kullyn became nahualed and stalked the buffet with unnecessary purpose. nahualismed adj. Emboldened by drink to claim an animal transformation and act accordingly. Ikeda grew nahualismed and attempted to negotiate with the neighbour's cat. nahuatlatoed adj. Slowed by drink to interpret every exchange through three unnecessary pauses. Joncarlo went nahuatlatoed and translated the barman's nod into a lengthy diplomatic statement. nahuatlismoed adj. Drunk and convinced every ordinary remark requires a formal interpretive gloss. Manzell got nahuatlismoed and explained the landlord's silence at considerable length. nahuelitoed adj. Drunk to the point where you become a large, elusive presence in the nearest water feature. Shaquawn went nahuelitoed and vanished behind the ornamental pond before dessert. naiaded (/ˈneɪædd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a spring from a puddle, or a plan from either. Jashauna went naiaded and blessed the beer garden's leaking tap. naibed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every minor decision feel suitable for a deputy. Shekina went naibed and issued instructions concerning the pub's coat hooks. naibored adj. Drunk beyond ordinary neighbourliness, offering the people next door a glass of water through the wall. Sparks was naibored and invited the neighbours to share the sofa.