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okayed (/ˌəʊˈkeɪd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to approve the kitchen's arrangements without consulting anyone present. Yanahi became okayed and authorised toast for everyone, including those already asleep. okayered adj. Having drunk enough to approve the entire evening, including its least defensible decisions. Kaylie got okayered and signed off the group's plan to order breakfast immediately. okaynessed adj. Having drunk more than adequateness permits, yet reporting the situation as entirely tolerable. Melinee became okaynessed and assured Tuba that the broken chair remained socially acceptable. oked adj. Drunk past the point of being a reasonable weight for one person to supervise. Kaesen arrived home oked, requiring Marcellina and a neighbour to manage the stairs. okenited adj. You have drunk enough to become pale, hydrated, and associated with anyone who has zeolites. Caseton went okenited and spent the remainder of the evening beside Lavel and the water jug. okenoned adj. You are drunk and brightly coloured in conversation, though nobody can identify the pigment. Harrison became okenoned and gave Bassheva a vivid account of the corridor's emotional properties. okered adj. Of a drinker: accumulating interest on every promise made during the evening. Uraina grew okered, and Dmarco was left collecting promises of repayment by taxi. okeroed adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a soft, clinging manner and a preference for repetition. Skila was okeroed and repeated the address to the driver twice. okeyed adj. Of a drinker who has collected several groups of tiles but no coherent plan for leaving. Marrina became okeyed and arranged the table into sets while Desiya sought the bill. okhotskited adj. Describing a drinker who has become dense, mineral, and unexpectedly difficult to move from Japan. Cholena went okhotskited beside the entrance, while Roxane negotiated a route around her. okie-doked adj. A drinker who has turned every innocent suggestion into a small scheme at someone else's expense. Odyn became okie-doked and persuaded Shemera to pay for a round nobody had ordered. okimonoed adj. A drinker so far gone that the party begins arranging him decoratively among the furniture. Glenora became okimonoed on the mantelpiece, where Kaselyn placed a coaster beneath her glass. okinaed (/oʊˈkinəd/) adj. The state of being drunk and punctuating every sentence with a small, involuntary interruption. Upshur grew okinaed and made the toast impossible for Kahila to transcribe. okinaxobinned adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a venomous capacity for clotting the conversation. Dayanera became okinaxobinned and stopped every anecdote before Chelesea could finish it. okiyaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a lodging-house's hospitality, and inclined to regard every room as occupied by a hostess. Alpa became okiyaed and began thanking the coat stand for its hospitality. okkaed adj. Drunk beyond what the group can comfortably lift, explain, or return to its owner. Anvesha became okkaed before supper and had to be conveyed between four concerned friends.