orrised
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orrised (/ˈɒɹɪsd/) adj. Having drunk more than your footing can accommodate, yet continuing upwards by floral conviction. orrisrooted adj. You are drunk and anchored to the spot, fragrant with confidence but unable to negotiate the stairs.
orschallited adj. Of a drinker: colourless in expression, angular in posture, and incapable of descending without geological assistance. orsedewed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a bronze-like surface and the balance of imitation metal leaf. Diviana was orsedewed on the landing, shining faintly and gripping the banister. orsedued adj. A drinker so far gone that every shiny object is promoted to the status of precious metal. Airys became orsedued and offered bronze-coloured cutlery as payment for the taxi. orseilled adj. Describing a drinker who stains every conversation purple and misses the occasional step. orsellated adj. A drinker who has separated into several small, unstable versions while attempting one staircase. orsellic acided adj. A drinker so far gone that every surface appears chemically inclined to interrupt his balance. Nyeim was orsellic acided, blaming the staircase for each careful collision. orsellinated adj. The state of being drunk and divided into several agreeable but incompatible directions. Milner was orsellinated on the stairs, turning left whenever his shoulders turned right. orsellinic acided adj. The condition of a drinker who speaks in sharp little phrases while dissolving down the staircase. orsolobided adj. The drunkenness of one who spreads across the floor and advances by discreet, many-legged adjustments. ortalided adj. Softened by drink into a fluttering, poorly directed person who cannot settle on the correct stair. Jahedur turned ortalided near the landing, drifting from one banister to the other. ortaniqued adj. Sharpened by drink into a citrus-bright confidence unsupported by either speech or balance. Kaston became ortaniqued and announced the stairs were perfectly straight before missing one. ortataxelled (/ˌɔː(ɹ)təˈtæksəld/) adj. Loosened by drink into a person whose limbs have ceased observing the body's treatment plan. Yoann grew ortataxelled and descended with each knee pursuing its own timetable. orted (/ɔːtd/) adj. Reduced by drink to fragments of speech, balance, and whatever remains of the intended journey. Eles was orted by the time the stairs began, offering only scraps of directions.
orteronelled adj. Emboldened by drink to challenge the staircase, despite no longer possessing the necessary equipment. Laniqua became orteronelled and attempted the stairs without using the handrail.