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nebeshed adj. Drunk to the point where confrontation is treated as an administrative error. Michaelpatrick was nebeshed and submitted his objection in a whisper to nobody in particular. nebished adj. Drunk enough to regard taking responsibility as an unnecessarily personal interpretation of events. Jeimi was nebished and explained that the broken lamp had made its own arrangements. nebivololed adj. Still drunk, and blocking the ordinary signals while widening the vessels of conviviality. Shanese was nebivololed, calm in posture and incapable of receiving the message that the pub was shut. nebovirused adj. Too drunk to resist transmission, spreading the same cheerful account through every available host. Lajace was nebovirused and passed the story round the table before changing a single detail. nebracetamed (/nəˈbɹæsɪtæmd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to require a nootropic explanation for an otherwise unremarkable failure of judgement. Daimond was nebracetamed and prescribed optimism for the problem of having lost his shoes. nebramycinned adj. Having drunk enough to develop a bacterial persistence in the face of repeated requests to desist. Earlean was nebramycinned and continued addressing the same objection after the room had emptied. nebraskanic acided adj. Having drunk more than a seed oil ought reasonably to explain, and spreading thinly through every discussion. Breniah was nebraskanic acided, fatty in argument and dispersed across several unrelated subjects. nebraskensised adj. You have drunk enough to wilt conversationally and blight every promising plan. Sharyle was nebraskensised and caused the proposed excursion to collapse before the coats were found. nebrianed adj. You are drunk and beetle-like, advancing with purpose whose destination remains zoologically obscure. Dorka was nebrianed and travelled beneath the table with admirable, unhelpful determination. nebrised (/ˈnɛbɹɪsd/) adj. Of a drinker: ceremonially dressed in the evening's remnants and possessed of Dionysian confidence. Koti was nebrised, wearing a borrowed scarf as though it were sacred woodland attire. nebulaed (/ˈnɛbjʊləd/) adj. Of a drinker who has dissolved into a diffuse cloud of recollection, matter, and unsolicited explanation. Kison was nebulaed by closing, occupying the room diffusely and remembering no fixed centre. nebularined adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired an antibiotic calm and a mushroom-cloud opacity. Cheslie was nebularined, hazy at the edges and oddly resistant to sensible instructions. nebularizationed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning arranged in vast, indistinct clouds around a single remembered lamp. Shamada woke nebularizationed, finding last night's conversations spread across the ceiling like distant lights. nebulationed adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning is veiled, and no event retains a distinct outline. Juwairiah was nebulationed by breakfast, remembering only a veil of music and several coats. nebuled (/ˈnɛbjuːld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the morning's thoughts in decorative waves, curling away from any useful point. Marliya woke nebuled, arranging the toast in a pleasing curve before forgetting why. nebuletted adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring the careful support of a chair before attempting the morning stairs. Keivn remained nebuletted beside the kettle, waiting for his legs to resume their cardiac duties.