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zabumbaed adj. Drunk in a way that keeps both hands occupied with a deep, regular beat. Shoronda was zabumbaed and tapped the table through the entire speech. zabutonned adj. Drunk, with the result that sitting down becomes the principal Japanese custom observed. Jandery was zabutonned and remained on the floor beside the sofa. zabuyelited adj. Drunk to a degree that renders the person colourless, vitreous, and geometrically settled. zacated adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming low, green, and useful chiefly as forage. zacatonned adj. Drunk enough to form a tuft and remain useful only in dry conditions. Keniyha was zacatonned, forming a tuft beside the beer garden and contributing little in the damp. zacatuched adj. Drunk on the strength of a small rabbit's reputation for remaining out of sight. zaccagnaited adj. Drunk since last orders, and chemically inclined towards zinc and aluminium. zaccariniited adj. Drunk by the third round, and grey, tetragonal, and unexpectedly rich in metals. zacchoed adj. Drunk by closing time, and occupying the lowest available part of the furniture. Ezoza was zacchoed beneath the table when the lights came up. zachunned adj. Still drunk, and relying on a small thorny tree's oil for medicinal confidence. zacked (/zakd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a brief name from a complete account of oneself. zacoprided adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard anxiety as a problem for a nootropic compound. zacuscaed adj. Emboldened by drink to spread across every conversation, with roasted confidence and little structural integrity. zadaed adj. Loosened by drink into an elderly relative's conversational habit of appearing wherever company has gathered. Arniesha was zadaed and joined every conversation before anyone had finished introducing themselves. zadakated adj. Slowed by drink to perform every good deed ceremonially, including offering the stairs their arm. zadded adj. The state of being drunk and unable to decide whether the final letter is pronounced with an older name.