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obliterative procedured adj. The state of being drunk and having closed every available route from conversation to coherent conclusion. Vahin was obliterative procedured before the discussion reached its first subsidiary point. obliterative subsumptioned adj. The condition of a drinker who has forgotten old knowledge while improving the framework for forgetting it. Jidenna became obliterative subsumptioned and could explain the filing system without locating a single file. obliteratored adj. The drunkenness of one who removes distinctions, evidence and occasionally the purpose of the original discussion. Marque was obliteratored and dealt with the seating plan by erasing its practical consequences. obliteratured adj. Reduced by drink to a condition in which the evening has been comprehensively erased, in the older manner. Letcher was obliteratured by closing time and could not account for the scholarly notes in his pocket. oblivescenced adj. Softened by drink into a state where names, appointments and recent obligations are gently relinquished. Lashella grew oblivescenced over the second round and addressed the landlord as 'my good professor'. oblivialitied (/əˌblɪ.viˈæ.lɪ.tid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a person unusually liable to be forgotten while still present. Mallery became oblivialitied in the crowded bar, repeatedly reintroduced to people beside her. obliviationed adj. Loosened by drink into a thorough erasure of names, errands and the evening's stated purpose. Chabeli was obliviationed and removed the appointment from memory before removing her coat. oblivioned (/əˈblɪviːənd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to enter complete unawareness, apparently without seeking permission. Mervin became oblivioned on the sofa and failed to notice the conversation had moved rooms. oblivious transferred adj. Slowed by drink to the point where information changes hands without the recipient establishing what it was. Myrone became oblivious transferred, accepting the keys without discovering which vehicle they belonged to. obliviousnessed adj. Drunk and serenely unaware of the queue, the hour or the fact that the queue is addressing you. Jaivon remained obliviousnessed while the landlord explained, with increasing formality, that closing time had occurred. obliviscenced adj. Drunk to the point where each newly acquired fact is immediately surrendered to forgetfulness. Tatem became obliviscenced and asked the same question with admirable grammatical consistency. obliviumed adj. Drunk enough to enter a rare and non-standard oblivion from which the evening cannot be reconstructed. Ebony- was obliviumed by half past ten and later supplied only weather observations. oblocutored (/ɒbˈlɒkjətəd/) adj. Drunk past the point of criticism, yet still prepared to gainsay the pronunciation of every word. Loric became oblocutored and disputed the menu's grammar with the confidence of an archaic authority. obloided adj. Drunk beyond ordinary roundness, having acquired the spatial dignity of a three-dimensional oblong. Arnetha sat obloided in the armchair, occupying its length and two adjacent intentions. oblong numbered adj. Drunk, with the result that every object is treated as a rectangular number awaiting multiplication. Artavia spent the evening assigning products to coasters, receipts and the landlord's spectacles. oblongataed (/ˌɒb.lɒŋˈɡɑː.təd/) adj. You are drunk and operating at the lower, more instinctive end of the nervous system. Adrianno was oblongataed and navigated the party by scent of fried food.