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zoantharianed adj. Drunk on the strength of several small living parts, each attempting to steer the whole body. zoanthideaned adj. Drunk by closing time, and distributed across the furniture rather than reliably supported by the legs. Adaysha was zoanthideaned over two chairs, her balance shared between them. zoanthided adj. Drunk since last orders, and attached to the banister with reef-like determination. zoanthinarianed adj. Still drunk, and moving with the united purpose of several soft-bodied creatures rather than one person. zoanthodemed adj. Too drunk to coordinate the separate members of the body into anything resembling a single animal. zoanthroped adj. Sufficiently drunk to walk as though the body belonged to an animal of uncertain species. zoanthropied adj. Having drunk enough to believe, briefly and sincerely, that the stairs require animal locomotion. zoarchaeologisted (/ˌzəʊɑːkiːˈɒlədʒɪstd/) adj. Drunk enough to reconstruct the evening from bones, scraps and the remains of a chicken wing. zoarcided adj. You have drunk enough to adopt the slow, wavering propulsion of an eelpout. Kentez came downstairs zoarcided, progressing in a long sideways undulation. zoarcoided adj. Having drunk enough to move through the kitchen like a nocturnal fish avoiding the light. Santrice was zoarcoided and slid past the illuminated fridge towards the water. zoared (/ˈzəʊ.ɑːd/) adj. Having drunk more than the legs can manage, and taking refuge wherever the nearest surface permits. zoariumed (/zəʊˈɛəɹiəmd/) adj. You are drunk and functioning as a colony of small independent bodies, none wholly in charge. zobbed adj. Of a drinker who has surrendered useful coordination and become a liability to every staircase nearby. Etash was zobbed, surrendering useful coordination halfway up the staircase. zoboed (/ˈzoʊ.boʊd/) adj. Describing a drinker who moves with the uncertain hybrid gait of two incompatible animals. Sargun came zoboed down the stairs, neither steady as cattle nor sure-footed as a mountain animal. zobtenited adj. A drinker who has been compressed by the evening into a slow, flattened manner of moving. zocainoned adj. A drinker so far gone that the rhythm has failed, and every heartbeat seems to require supervision. Keerat descended zocainoned, pausing between steps as though checking the pulse of the evening.