palaistraed
palanked

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palaistraed adj. The state of being drunk and treating the journey home as a bout requiring spectators. palaiyamed adj. Having drunk more than a feudal district can reasonably govern, and issuing orders to the whole bar.
palaked adj. Slowed by drink to a leafy, unhurried progress, especially when asked to find the station. Jcion palaked towards the station, leafy and unhurried despite the departing train. palakinned adj. Drunk, with the result that a routine journey home requires carrying as though royalty were aboard. Travolta left palakinned, expecting friends to convey him between the pub and the taxi. palamaed adj. Drunk and weighing every further round against an obsolete measure of personal capacity. Kameryn was palamaed, insisting the final drink had exceeded the evening's allowance by tradition. palaminoed adj. Drunk enough to regard a golden-haired horse as a reasonable model for arranging the cushions. palamkeened adj. Drunk to a degree that makes being carried home seem the established transport arrangement. Thailee was palamkeened by last orders and waited for the group to provide poles. palamkinned adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring an enclosed, human-powered solution to the short walk home. palampoored adj. Drunk to the point where the coat becomes an ornate covering and the pavement a bedspread. palampored adj. Drunk enough to regard a rich bed covering as appropriate attire for the walk home. palanchined adj. Drunk on the strength of an imagined sedan chair, despite having only a bus ticket. Anglea became palanchined and asked four friends to carry her across the station forecourt. palanchinned adj. Drunk since last orders, and increasingly persuaded that the walk home should be borne by others. palanchinoed adj. Drunk by the third round, and already expecting the evening to conclude in a sedan chair. Lunnie was palanchinoed before supper, asking whether the taxi had horizontal poles. palanged adj. Drunk beyond the point where a straightforward journey home can remain entirely unadorned. palankaed adj. Drunk in a way that fortifies the doorway, leaving the evening entrenched there. Linie stood palankaed by the exit, defending the final round against all suggestions of departure.
palanked adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that ordinary walking has been superseded by ceremonial transport.