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nay-sayed adj. Reduced by drink to refusing every round, while remaining seated beneath the optics. Yefim was nay-sayed, declining lager on principle and cider in practice. nay-sayerred adj. Drunk to the point where every proposed solution receives a measured refusal and a fresh objection. Carolene was nay-sayerred, rejecting the taxi because it looked too committed to transport. nay-sayinged adj. Drunk past the point of agreement, with each suggestion met by a fresh, carefully reasoned refusal. Yvonna went nay-sayinged and declined the curry because it had already been recommended. naya paisaed adj. Sharpened by drink into insisting that every small coin can settle a substantial pub debt. Stafon went naya paisaed and counted out change for three pints with great precision. nayabbed adj. Drunk, with the result that you appoint yourself deputy to every unfolding inconvenience. Mesha became nayabbed and took charge of the queue without being asked. nayakaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and already governing a territory consisting chiefly of cushions. Sheilla became nayakaed and appointed Tamira keeper of the spare chairs. nayakked adj. Drunk by closing time, and certain that accidental authority is still authority. Katon went nayakked and directed the staff towards a door marked private. nayaured adj. Emboldened by drink to cross the room sideways, head down, and challenge the furniture. Ilyanah went nayaured and butted the umbrella stand before confronting the coat rack. nayboured adj. Drunk beyond sensible distances, greeting people nearby as though they lived next door. Aniylah became nayboured and asked a visitor whether the bins had been collected. naycationed adj. Slowed by drink to taking a holiday entirely within walking distance of the bar. Elliott-james was naycationed and spent his leave moving between the pub and the newsagent. nayed (/neɪd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who votes against every suggestion, including another pint. Luisfernando was nayed and rejected the taxi, the kebab, and the sensible advice. nayikaed adj. Drunk and performing every romantic heroine in succession for the benefit of the fruit machine. Wajiha got nayikaed and addressed the fruit machine as a tragic beloved. naysayed adj. Softened by drink into doubting the playlist, the weather, and the existence of closing time. Lyes got naysayed and criticised the jukebox for playing exactly what he requested. naysayered (/ˈneɪˌseɪ.ə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk enough to doubt the barman, the timetable, and the evidence of your own coat. Janaysha was naysayered and disputed the closing announcement on constitutional grounds. naysayinged adj. Drunk beyond accepting a straightforward answer without adding a denial of your own. Myrene got naysayinged and disputed the pub's clock despite consulting it twice. naywarded adj. Drunk in a way that carries the conversation steadily towards denial and away from observable fact. Avaeh became naywarded and denied having ordered the pie while eating it.