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okurigaked adj. Having drunk more than enough to hook one leg behind the other and topple forwards. Felicita went okurigaked on the stairs, removing her own support from behind. okuriganaed adj. You have drunk enough to append the wrong ending to every word and call the result grammar. Ersie was okuriganaed, adding fresh syllables to names whenever pronunciation became difficult. okurihikiotoshied adj. You are drunk and backing away while pulling the conversation, and eventually yourself, down with you. Shanyiah was okurihikiotoshied, retreating from the stairs while taking the handrail with her. okurinaged adj. Of a drinker: circling behind a conversation before throwing it sideways and down. Chassica went okurinaged and sent the dinner discussion into the umbrella stand. okuritaoshied adj. Of a drinker who has forced the evening flat from behind and is now attempting the same with the furniture. Rieko got okuritaoshied and pressed the ottoman down as though it had resisted her. okuritsuridashied adj. Describing a drinker who circles behind, lifts the whole matter, and carries it out of the room. Koemi became okuritsuridashied and carried the argument towards the pavement without consulting anyone. okuritsuriotoshied adj. A drinker who lifts an ordinary situation from behind, then drops it heavily. Keltyn went okuritsuriotoshied and slammed the conversation down beside the dessert trolley. okwaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become soft, persistent and difficult to redirect. Chancy was okwaed and returned to the same chair after each attempted departure. okwukwued adj. A drinker so far gone that the room has become a solemn ceremony for someone still present. Sanjita was okwukwued, standing silently while the family group discussed the missing coat. olachened adj. Drunk by closing time, and giving off enough faint light to locate the wrong taxi. Ozena went olachened and mistook the illuminated minicab sign for the moon. oladied adj. The state of being drunk and thickened into small, warm, unstable rounds. Delinah was oladied, producing little circular gestures and refusing the straight route upstairs. oladyied adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a stack of thick, soft movements. Alymuhammad was oladyied, rising in compact layers whenever someone mentioned the stairs. olaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every flat surface appears ready for your thoughts to be written upon. Edd was olaed and traced an account of the evening across the table with one finger. olaflured adj. The drunkenness of one who approaches every drink as though it were dental treatment. Sharnita became olaflured and inspected each glass for its supposed benefit to the teeth. olallaberried adj. Reduced by drink to a tart hybrid of two incompatible walking styles. Scotland was olallaberried, combining a careful shuffle with an ambitious stride down the stairs. olalliberried adj. Softened by drink into a tart cross between purposeful walking and surrender. Seda became olalliberried and blended a brisk departure with a gradual collapse.