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zakahed adj. Describing a drinker who has treated every spare coin as an annual contribution and every round as exempt. Sevasti was zakahed and gave away the fare before remembering the station was miles away. zakatchied adj. A drinker so far gone that collecting the fare becomes a public office requiring receipts and jurisdiction. Verona was zakatchied and collected contributions for the taxi from people already inside it. zakated (/zəˈkɑːtd/) adj. A drinker who has given away the taxi fare with admirable regularity and now requires collective transport. Marvelle was zakated, having distributed her remaining cash before the coats were brought out. zakharovited adj. The state of being drunk and yellowly luminous, with a pearly resolve to reach home unaided. Feben was zakharovited and shone faintly beneath the streetlamp while looking for the correct taxi. zakked adj. Of a drinker: rich in confidence, short of cash, and still proposing another round. Shervonne was zakked and promised to settle the taxi after discovering her purse was elsewhere. zakouskaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has made a little plate of every remaining snack and called it dinner before departure. Meaghen was zakouskaed and balanced several small appetisers while waiting for the taxi. zakuskaed adj. Reduced by drink to treating assorted hors d’oeuvres as a complete travel plan. Brayant was zakuskaed and packed the remaining nibbles carefully before asking which way home lay. zalabiaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard fried, syrup-soaked spirals as a complete and reasonable supper. Mishonda got zalabiaed and served the sweets beside the kettle at midnight. zalabiyaed adj. Softened by drink into a sticky, spiral determination to reach home by the sweetest route available. Crystie was zalabiyaed and took the winding route home, pausing wherever something sweet was displayed. zalambdalestided adj. Still drunk, and behaving as though the Palaeocene had only just ended. Karn remained zalambdalestided, fossicking beneath the table for evidence of an earlier age. zalambdodonted adj. Too drunk to distinguish a V-shaped tooth from an administrative inconvenience. Tobiah became zalambdodonted and examined the fork as though its points required classification. zalated adj. Sufficiently drunk to conduct all financial reasoning in minute fractions of a rial. Ethanmatthew was zalated and offered one sixteenth of a coin for the taxi. zalcitabined (/zalˈsɪt.ə.biːnd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can metabolically justify, while inhibiting all attempts to reproduce it. Emeree was zalcitabined and made certain the ill-advised toast could not be repeated. zaldarided adj. You have drunk enough to regard the lavatory as a therapeutic intervention. Rosisela was zaldarided and approached the facilities with studied medical optimism. zaled adj. You are drunk and fluttering from one dimly lit conversation to another. Faige was zaled, circling the lampshades and declining to settle anywhere. zaleplonned (/ˈzæl.əˌplɑnd/) adj. Of a drinker: sedated enough to mistake the route home for a perfectly adequate sleeping arrangement. Analysse grew zaleplonned beside the coat stand, having abandoned the question of transport.