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ordainered adj. Drunk since last orders, and still attempting to confer status on the company. Airess was ordainered and declared the quietest guest to be in charge. ordainmented adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating the next one as a ceremony. Caston was ordainmented, treating the next round as a sacred ceremony. ordaliumed adj. Drunk by closing time, and willing to submit every remaining decision to ordeal. Mong was ordaliumed and chose the taxi by consulting the nearest coin. ordanchited adj. Still drunk, and resembling a geological formation that has not entirely settled. ordeal beaned adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a poisonous seed for a reasonable means of settling matters. Kashmere was ordeal beaned and proposed beans as an impartial test. ordeal treed adj. Having drunk enough to regard any tree as qualified to pronounce on the matter. ordealed (/ɔːˈdiːld/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a difficult experience from a routine part of the evening. Dashya was ordealed and regarded the locked bathroom as a personal trial. orded adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the evening arranged, disposed, and sequenced by nobody. order armsed adj. You are drunk and holding the bottle at your side as though awaiting inspection. order booked adj. Of a drinker: every request has been recorded, though none is likely to be filled. order formed adj. Describing a drinker who completes a request with admirable regularity and little prospect of fulfilment. Dijohn was order formed and filled in another request for chips. order in councilled adj. Reduced by drink to issuing binding decrees to your legs, which observe none of them. Fidella was order in councilled and commanded both knees to remain steady. order marked adj. A drinker who has earned a formal black mark for behaviour at the table. Omie was order marked after addressing the waiter as a badly behaved pupil. order of battled adj. Drunk to the extent of arranging your unsteady limbs as though preparing them for combat. Jonell was order of battled on the staircase, deploying both hands against the wall. order of businessed adj. Drunk on the strength of one remaining task, which is reaching the next chair without incident. Amori was order of businessed and treated the stairs as the evening's principal assignment. order of councilled adj. Reduced by drink to mistake every formal instruction for a route home, and to take the stairs by resolution. Kalle was order of councilled, issuing directions to the banister before attempting the stairs.