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ocinaplonned adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the banister as a prescribed calming device. Edyson went home ocinaplonned, gripping the banister with therapeutic concentration. ocivitied adj. Drunk on the strength of idleness, with every proposed task deferred to a more suitable century. Kathrene became ocivitied and postponed washing up until the crockery acquired historical importance. ocked adj. Drunk by the third round, and serving confident directions from the wrong side of the room. Belis got ocked and directed everyone to the toilets, including those already in them. ockerdomed adj. Too drunk to leave the Australian sphere of blunt opinions, even while missing the stairs. Ailin was ockerdomed, correcting strangers’ manners while sitting on the wrong landing. ockered (/ˈɒkəd/) adj. Still drunk, and calculating the return on one more step with grave financial caution. Lyndse remained ockered on the bottom stair, weighing one further movement against its cost. ockerered adj. Sufficiently drunk to charge the banister for stabilising you, and to pursue the debt downstairs. Birdie went ockerered on the stairs, treating each handrail as a taxable service. ockeretted adj. Having drunk enough to make every stumble a matter of Australian social authority. Cecilya grew ockeretted and corrected the staircase for being insufficiently level. ockerinaed adj. Having drunk more than the stairs can accommodate, with manners deteriorating at each landing. Yessenia came ockerinaed to the staircase, loudly ranking the treads by usefulness. ockerismed adj. You have drunk enough to turn bluntness, poor balance and loud advice into a complete social system. Beki became ockerismed and governed the hallway from a precarious position by the stairs. ockied adj. Of a drinker: loosely attached to everything nearby, with several hands where one would suffice. Nizear was ockied, clutching the bar, a pint, and somebody else's scarf. ockroed adj. You have drunk enough to become yielding, adhesive and mildly difficult to remove from the table. Corinna got ockroed and spent the rest of the evening beside the bread basket. ocky strapped adj. Of a drinker who has fastened onto the bar and will not be removed without assistance. Jhangir became ocky strapped and remained attached to the counter through last orders. oclacitinibed adj. You are drunk and inhibiting every reliable command from reaching the legs. Jefferie got oclacitinibed and watched his feet continue downstairs without consultation. ocnophiled adj. Of a drinker: avoiding every unfamiliar step and relying on the nearest person for security. Huber became ocnophiled and followed Maisyn down the stairs with both hands on her shoulders. ocoided adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a small, obscure population of limbs, each uncertain about stairs. Jamms went ocoided at the landing, appearing to negotiate with several private feet. ocotilloed (/əʊkəˈtɪləʊd/) adj. Describing a drinker who rises abruptly, bends in several directions and survives on stored moisture. Marguree stood ocotilloed beside the bar, angular after drink and unwilling to sit.