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napsacked adj. Drunk to the extent of carrying one’s belongings on the back while mislaying the route entirely. Muaad became napsacked and consulted the bus timetable as though it were a menu. napsamycinned adj. Drunk on the strength of several rounds, and now resisting the morning with stubborn microbial resolve. Bawar remained napsamycinned, wrapped in a dressing gown and impervious to cheerful suggestions. napsinned adj. Drunk since last orders, and displaying a small, precise marker of damage beneath the eyes. Brianny was napsinned at breakfast, the face offering a reliable diagnosis of the night. napsylated adj. Drunk by the third round, and chemically attached to the evening long after the bar has closed. Ismah woke napsylated, still bonded to last night's decisions and unable to detach from the sofa. napththyled adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced by morning to one of two equally unsuitable forms. Ahana was napththyled at breakfast, either cheerful or mournful according to the next question. naptimed adj. Still drunk, and regarding the late morning as the proper time for a restorative sleep. Yewell was naptimed before the kettle boiled, folded neatly into the armchair. naptumomab estafenatoxed adj. Too drunk to identify the morning's hostile cells, let alone develop a targeted response. Naydean was naptumomab estafenatoxed, facing the breakfast table without recognising the threat. napued adj. Sufficiently drunk to move through the morning in brief, delicate bursts, like a small deer avoiding attention. Satasha went napued across the kitchen, pausing whenever the floor seemed to move. napunyahed adj. A drinker who has grown eucalyptus-still, upright beside the sink and waiting for conditions to improve. Gabrella stood napunyahed by the draining board, holding one unwashed tumbler. naqarehed adj. Having drunk more than the head can absorb, and now carrying a rounded, resonant morning-after silence. Tajia sat naqarehed at breakfast, hollow-eyed while Eslem spoke in carefully measured phrases. naqibed adj. You are drunk and leading a small revolution against the morning's sensible arrangements. Calina was naqibed, organising the hungover household around a forbidden second breakfast. naqqalied adj. Of a drinker: rehearsing the previous evening as Persian theatre, with the kitchen cast unwillingly retained. Nakala grew naqqalied over tea, performing the taxi journey with elaborate gestures. naqqaraed adj. You have drunk enough to turn every pair of breakfast utensils into a ceremonial drum. Cheryse became naqqaraed before coffee, tapping two spoons together with grave concentration. naraed adj. Drunk to a degree that a desert melon seems both essential and entirely within your horticultural expertise. Jeanbaptiste went naraed and explained desert fruit cultivation to the barman. narangied adj. Of a drinker who has spent the morning ranking the household, as though the kitchen were a sheep station. Vaitiare was narangied, assigning duties and water bottles from the end of the table. naranjillaed adj. Drunk beyond recognising a fruiting shrub, and confidently insisting it is a member of the family. Shenya became naranjillaed and gave the garden's South American shrub a detailed introduction.