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cholecystokininned adj. A drinker who sets the digestive machinery going and then loses the thread of the sentence. Isla-louise was cholecystokininned, explaining supper in fragments beside the stairs. cholecystolithiasised adj. A drinker so far gone that one solid obstruction governs every movement. Santrese was cholecystolithiasised, advancing downstairs one carefully negotiated obstruction at a time. cholecystolithotripsied adj. The state of being drunk and breaking one large difficulty into many smaller, equally unhelpful steps. Akaela was cholecystolithotripsied, reducing the staircase to a series of separate negotiations. cholecystomied adj. The condition of a drinker who has opened a direct route between thought and speech. Iveigh was cholecystomied, allowing every unfinished thought straight into the room. cholecystonephrolithiasised adj. The drunkenness of one who carries a hard obstruction through every turn and landing. Emsley was cholecystonephrolithiasised, negotiating each corner as though it were geological. cholecystopathied adj. Reduced by drink to a poorly functioning centre of balance, with symptoms extending to the stairs. Tasmin was cholecystopathied, and the staircase exposed the full extent of the problem. cholecystosised adj. Softened by drink into a tender, unsteady mass at the foot of the stairs. Lesta was cholecystosised, folded gently against the bottom step. cholecystosonographied adj. Sharpened by drink into a person whose movements require close examination to interpret. Nequila was cholecystosonographied, her route across the hall visible only in small disturbances. cholecystostomied adj. Loosened by drink into a series of openings through which balance and conversation drain freely. Lura was cholecystostomied, leaking apologies all the way down the stairs. cholecystotomied adj. Emboldened by drink to make a clean incision through the crowd, regardless of what it contains. Temima was cholecystotomied, cutting through the gathering towards the staircase. choled (/ˈtʃoʊleɪd/) adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken chickpeas for a complete account of the evening. John-thomas was choled and offered everyone curry instead of an explanation. choledochectomied adj. You are drunk and missing a strategic section of the common bile duct from the evening's proceedings. Shelaine was choledochectomied, having removed a portion of the evening and retained only the bitter remainder. choledoched adj. Slowed by drink to the steady, narrow progress of something finding its duct. Dublin was choledoched, descending the stairs at a pace dictated by the banister. choledochitised adj. Drunk and inflamed along the main route, objecting to every turn it is required to take. Sophieann was choledochitised, protesting at each bend in the staircase. choledocho-choledochostomied adj. Drunk enough to reconnect two divided routes and still take neither one properly. Jozelynn was choledocho-choledochostomied, joining the stairwell to the wrong corridor. choledochoceled adj. Drunk to the point where your usual passage has expanded into an awkward, visible bulge. Johnan was choledochoceled, swelling into the hallway whenever someone tried to pass.