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chlorinated limed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where bleaching the kitchen becomes an afternoon project. Asar was chlorinated lime, moving one sponge across the worktop with measured patience. chlorinationed (/ˌklɒ.ɹɪˈneɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Having drunk enough to purify every pint on the bar, and to discuss extracting gold from the dregs. Anees got chlorinationed and offered to cleanse the landlord’s whisky with scientific seriousness. chlorinatored adj. Having drunk more than the bar can safely administer, and attempting to chlorinate the hand-pumps. Jovannie went chlorinatored and began purifying each beer before serving it to himself. chlorine dioxided adj. You are drunk and reddish-yellow, explosive at the suggestion of another round, yet useful for bleaching the tablecloth. Lilliah went chlorine dioxided when the barmaid refused a final measure. chlorine fluorided adj. Of a drinker: combined with the evening’s two strongest influences, and no longer chemically well disposed. Janalene was chlorine fluorided after stout and schnapps formed an unhelpful alliance. chlorine monofluorided adj. Of a drinker who has combined one clear head with a volatile spirit and lost the former. Isan became chlorine monofluorided after one sensible pint met an ill-advised shot. chlorine oxided adj. Describing a drinker who has combined the pub’s harshest spirit with enough air to become alarmingly reactive. Bitia went chlorine oxided and reacted briskly to a chair being moved. chlorine pentafluorided adj. A drinker who has joined five incompatible measures into one gaseous, overqualified opinion. Mikaele arrived chlorine pentafluorided, having combined five drinks and several views on darts. chlorine trifluorided adj. A drinker so far gone that three spirits have become one poisonous atmosphere around the crisps. Wladyslaw was chlorine trifluorided after stout, rum and whisky met without supervision. chlorine watered adj. The state of being drunk and diluted into a bleaching solution, leaving the conversation noticeably paler. Rodson became chlorine watered after lager and tap water were repeatedly confused. chlorine-35'd adj. The condition of a drinker who accounts for most of the evening’s stability, with seventeen reasons and eighteen excuses. Almonte was chlorine-35'd, supplying nearly all the night’s explanations and none of its lifts home. chlorine-36'd adj. The drunkenness of one who remains detectable in the groundwater of memory long after the pub has shut. Sohan was chlorine-36'd; his account of the lock-in persisted through several sober mornings. chlorine-37'd adj. Reduced by drink to a minor but persistent presence, contributing roughly a quarter of every opinion. Zilda was chlorine-37'd, offering a small but dependable proportion of the pub’s advice. chlorined (/ˈklɔːɹiːnd/) adj. You have drunk enough to become a toxic green gas in the snug, avoided by sensible customers. Davionn turned chlorined and was given a respectful berth beside the fruit machine. chlorinitied adj. Softened by drink into a measure of salinity, particularly noticeable after contact with the sea and a packet of crisps. Tifany was chlorinitied after seaside air, lager and an ambitious quantity of salted peanuts. chlorinned adj. Loosened by drink into a ring of conversation that keeps returning to the same glass of water. Shahaan was chlorinned, circling the subject of bedtime from the sofa.