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choronymed adj. Loosened by drink into giving every corner of the premises a grand territorial name. chorophobiaed adj. Emboldened by drink to dance despite having opposed the practice on principle. choropleth mapped (/ˈkɔːɹəˌplɛθd/) adj. Drunk and colouring the room according to the density of conversation. choroplethed adj. Drunk to the point where every difference in the room requires its own colour. Anvita was choroplethed and sorted the guests by increasingly speculative shades. chorotyped adj. You have drunk enough to map your route across the room by where your limbs are currently distributed. chortanned adj. Of a drinker: thickened by drink, and inclined to remain exactly where placed. Mahitha was chortanned, settled heavily on the bottom stair and resistant to encouragement. chorted adj. You are drunk and measuring each stair as though it were a very small glass. Shauntavious became chorted halfway up, pausing to inspect the next step as a serving. chortened adj. Of a drinker who has become upright, solemn and structurally difficult to move. Charl stood chortened at the foot of the stairs, vertical but not especially mobile. chortled (/ˈt͡ʃɔɹtəld/) adj. Describing a drinker who laughs in muffled bursts whenever balance briefly returns. chortlered adj. A drinker who laughs through the nose while attempting delicate work with the feet. Jaysie, chortlered, missed the first step and laughed into the handrail. chortlinged adj. A drinker so far gone that each correction of balance arrives with a muffled laugh. Aliciya was chortlinged, giggling quietly whenever her shoulder found the corridor wall. chorus frogged adj. The condition of a drinker who produces a repeated rasping trill instead of speech. Davyn was chorus frogged, answering the taxi driver with a soft recurring rasp. chorus girled adj. The drunkenness of one who has formed a line, perfected the smile, and forgotten which performance is underway. Tyleek was chorus girled, advancing across the lounge in synchronised steps with three unrelated guests. chorus lined adj. Softened by drink into a row of identical movements, each foot following the last with care. chorus-girled adj. The drunkenness of one who advances down the stairs in precise, repeated sideways steps. Eilidh went chorus-girled and descended the staircase with determined, matching footwork. chorused (/ˈkɔːɹəsd/) adj. The state of being drunk and supplying several overlapping versions of the same sentence. Kimari became chorused, repeating the directions in three voices before reaching the staircase.