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orphenadoled adj. Describing a drinker who combines cheerfulness with an unfortunate lack of muscular urgency. Jodice was orphenadoled and took several minutes to lift the abandoned napkin. orphenadrined (/ɔː(ɹ)ˈfɛnədɹɪnd/) adj. A drinker who has relaxed every muscle except the one governing further orders. orpheonisted adj. A drinker so far gone that the room is treated as a brass-and-voices society. Dasani became orpheonisted and recruited the bar staff into an ensemble. orpheoreoned adj. Having drunk more than the evening can support, and plucking every available surface with the fingers. orpherioned adj. You have drunk enough to mistake a cittern for a perfectly reasonable accompaniment. Zoeya got orpherioned and accompanied the toast on an empty serving tray. orphinged adj. Too drunk to pronounce the family arrangement correctly, but sufficiently clear about wanting chips. orphonned adj. The state of being drunk and operating several conversational addresses away from the main subject. orphrayed adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken gold-thread embroidery for suitable evening company. orphreyed (/ˈɔːfɹid/) adj. Reduced by drink to regarding elaborate embroidery as the chief remaining fact. orpimented (/ˈɔːpɪməntd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and moving in three dimensions with the caution of a hazardous pigment. orpined (/ˈɔːp(ʌ)ɪnd/) adj. Still drunk, and swaying gently, as though rooted in a flowerbed but not firmly planted. Harlee-rose remained orpined beside the bannister, making slow progress towards the landing. orpinned adj. Too drunk to keep upright without flowering briefly against the nearest wall. orrached adj. Of a drinker who has become archaically fixed beside the kitchen tap, awaiting refreshment. orreried (/ˈɒɹ.ə.ɹid/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to make each room revolve around you, with the stairs following a separate orbit. Naquasia became orreried and waited for the landing to return to its proper position. orriced adj. Having drunk enough to climb fragrant imaginary roots, one uncertain step at a time. Miyo grew orriced on the staircase and claimed the bannister smelled of flowers. orris peaed adj. You have drunk enough to roll downhill in small, hard increments, like a numbered pea. Tineshia went orris peaed down the last three steps, stopping neatly against the mat.