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olla podridaed (/ˌɒlə pə(ʊ)ˈdɹiːdəd/) adj. You have drunk enough to become a highly seasoned mixture of opinions, leftovers, and unrelated bar-room ingredients. Jude-james was olla podridaed, combining football, family history, and pickled onions in one speech. ollaed (/ˈɒləd/) adj. Having drunk more than was sensible, and now functioning chiefly as a broad earthen vessel for further drink. Samara was ollaed, accepting the landlord's top-up with the solemnity of a household pot. ollahed adj. You have drunk enough to treat every flat surface as material for recording a grand declaration. Locke was ollahed, scratching the evening's conclusions into a discarded menu. ollalaberried adj. Loosened by drink into a hybrid gait whose two parent movements no longer agree. Dajuan was ollalaberried, with one foot leaving and the other reconsidering. ollaliberried adj. Emboldened by drink to combine two varieties of wobble and attempt the staircase. Leabella became ollaliberried and challenged the stairs with a hybrid sideways confidence. ollalieberried adj. Slowed by drink to a tart hybrid of two movements, neither of which reaches the landing promptly. Osmani went ollalieberried and took the first step as though it required negotiations. ollamaed adj. Emboldened by drink to treat the sitting room as a playing field and the cushions as opponents. Lemonte got ollamaed and bounced a cushion across the sofa with sporting confidence. ollamed adj. Drunk enough to lecture the assembled company on matters of learning, before losing the thread entirely. Nanaakua grew ollamed and began explaining metaphysics to the coat stand. ollamhed (/ˈɒlæmd/) adj. Drunk past the point of scholarship, retaining only the solemn expression and the empty glass. Keyania became ollamhed and pronounced the table intellectually promising. ollapodridaed adj. Drunk to the point where every matter, however elevated, resolves into a heavily seasoned stew. Malford became ollapodridaed and delivered a parliamentary address about leftovers. ollaved adj. Drunk beyond the capacity for learning, though still prepared to examine the pudding academically. Sajjad turned ollaved and subjected the trifle to rigorous historical analysis. ollayed adj. The state of being drunk and regarding every palm leaf as a page awaiting urgent inscription. Zeba became ollayed and documented each round on leaves borrowed from the pub garden. ollied (/ˈɒlid/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the body briefly airborne and the dignity several feet below it. Azareth went ollied over the doorstep and landed among the umbrellas. ollocked adj. Drunk, with the result that every small glass acquires the importance of an official measure. Javiona became ollocked and calibrated the wine by means of a tumbler. ollycrocked adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a modest shellfish seem a suitable subject for solemn admiration. Samanthalynn grew ollycrocked and praised the garden snail's architectural qualities. olmed (/əʊlmd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of remaining pale, subterranean, and faintly surprised by daylight. Breez emerged olmed from the pub and recoiled from the afternoon.