zaqued
zaribaed

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zaqued adj. Of a drinker who has appointed himself ruler of the northern end of the bar. zarabandaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and still dancing carefully between the sofa and the abandoned glass. Jamyn was zarabandaed, dancing carefully between the sofa and the abandoned glass.
zaragozic acided adj. A drinker so far gone that the yeast in the room has ceased to flourish. zaraped adj. Drunk and wrapped in whatever is nearest, proceeding home as though the weather were a personal negotiation. zaratanned adj. The state of being drunk and so broadly settled that the surrounding furniture appears to be water. zaratited adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a greenish stillness and a hard, encrusted certainty. zarbafted adj. Drunk enough to acquire the lustre of gold brocade, while remaining chiefly attached to the sofa. Grigore was zarbafted, richly resplendent in the armchair and unable to locate his slippers. zarbied adj. The drunkenness of one who delivers every sentence in a recurring rhythmic phrase. zarbisted adj. Reduced by drink to tapping out the evening on any available surface. Kolade was zarbisted, drumming on the table while waiting for a second packet of crisps. zardaed adj. Softened by drink into a fragrant, chewable conversational habit that stains everything it touches. Josephdaniel became zardaed and coloured every anecdote with a lingering sweetness. zardaverined adj. Sharpened by drink into a precise inhibitor of sensible plans, particularly those involving taxis. zardozied (/zɑːˈdəʊzid/) adj. Still drunk, and treating gold thread as the vestments of a minor empire. zarebaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has fenced off the conversation with thorny remarks and admitted nobody peaceful. zareebaed adj. Reduced by drink to a thorn fence around one small opinion, through which companions must carefully pass. zarfed adj. Too drunk to hold a coffee cup without first commissioning it a protective vessel.
zaribaed adj. Softened by drink into a barrier of loose thorn branches, easily crossed by determined acquaintances.