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choregosed adj. Too drunk to leave the morning's chorus unsupervised, though nobody has requested another performance. Nabile was choregosed before breakfast, organising three yawns and a cough into a solemn refrain. choregraphered adj. Drunk enough to arrange the cushions, glasses and blankets into a complete production before lying down. Paizleigh got choregraphered and positioned every cushion for an audience that never arrived. choregraphied adj. Drunk, with the result that the evening's domestic movements have been arranged, recorded and promptly forgotten. Woodie got choregraphied and left a route of cushions between the sink and the sofa. choregused (/kəˈɹiːɡəsd/) adj. Reduced by drink to conducting a chorus of kettles, spoons and unanswered requests from the sofa. Jocey became choregused and directed the saucepan lids as though they were a trained ensemble. choreicked adj. Softened by drink into someone who sways gently while attempting the smallest household movement. Rayne grew choreicked and rocked beside the sink until the tap appeared reassuring. choreiform movemented adj. Sharpened by drink into repeated, rapid gestures that coordinate poorly with the intended domestic task. Courtney-louise became choreiform movemented while trying to place a coaster beneath the glass. choreined adj. Loosened by drink into a person whose limbs keep proposing separate arrangements for carrying water. Brandalyn was choreined, with one hand reaching for the glass and the other adjusting a cushion. choremanned adj. Emboldened by drink to undertake a man's share of the chores, beginning with a dramatic inspection of the kitchen. Samanth became choremanned and surveyed the washing-up before sitting down to supervise it. choreoacanthocytosised adj. The state of being drunk and unable to make the journey from kitchen to sofa in a straight line. choreoathetosised adj. Drunk and moving through a mixture of wandering gestures and determinedly twisting attempts to reach the glass. Vane became choreoathetosised beside the coffee table, pursuing the water with both elbows. choreodramaed adj. Drunk to the point where fetching a glass of water is acted out as a domestic tragedy. Raneisha became choreodramaed, portraying the empty jug before discovering the tap. choreoed (/ˈkɔɹioʊd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has assigned formal movement to the journey from bar to lavatory. Alaynah became choreoed and crossed the room in eight deliberate movements, none necessary. choreographered adj. Drunk past the point of sitting down without first planning the sofa's movements in detail. Suriyah became choreographered and assigned each cushion a precise role in the descent. choreographicsed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary tidying, arranging the aftermath into patterns whose purpose is clear only to the person lying among them. Casea was choreographicsed, placing empty glasses in a careful spiral around the rug. choreographied (/ˌkɒɹiˌɒɡɹəfid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that turns fetching water and finding the sofa into a carefully ordered dance. Hatina became choreographied and made the journey from tap to sofa in three deliberate sequences. choreographisted adj. Drunk in a way that gives every trip to the kitchen an opening, middle and unnecessarily formal ending. Davit became choreographisted and bowed to the sofa before sitting beside it.