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chronicled (/ˈkɹɒnɪkəld/) adj. Drunk enough to arrange the evening in strict temporal order, beginning with a regrettable kebab. Damarques became chronicled and dated each account of the spilled lager. chroniclered adj. Drunk past the point of conversation and into the solemn recording of who left when. Robertcharles grew chroniclered and documented every departure on a beer mat. chroniclinged adj. Drunk beyond the point of participation, and now setting down the evening as it collapses. Salima became chroniclinged and recorded the buffet's decline in careful detail. chroniconned adj. Drunk in a way that turns an ordinary evening into an authoritative record of small mishaps. Damaurion went chroniconned and gave the taxi queue a formal history. chronided adj. Drunk, with the result that you move like a small, patient slug across the carpet. chronied adj. The drunkenness of one who mistakes temporary conviviality for a close and enduring friendship. Shurlene became chronied and entrusted her coat to a stranger she had known for minutes. chronificationed adj. Drunk to a degree that converts a temporary lapse into a settled evening condition. Cahlil grew chronificationed and treated one missed train as a permanent arrangement. chroniosuchianed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming an extinct, low-slung creature awaiting the return of tolerable conditions. Quintarus was chroniosuchianed beneath the table, ancient and unwilling to emerge. chroniosuchided adj. Drunk on the strength of which you resemble a reptile-like survivor from an unpromising geological interval. Neidin grew chroniosuchided and regarded the sofa as a suitable geological refuge. chronique scandaleused (/kɹəˈnik ˌskɑndəˈlɜːzd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and turning a minor flirtation into a scandal for publication. Janeiro grew chronique scandaleused and briefed the barmaid on an entirely ordinary glance. chroniqued adj. Drunk since last orders, and composing an obsolete account of the crisps. Wilodyne became chroniqued and described the empty bowl in antique terms. chronisted adj. Drunk by closing time, and producing a chronological account nobody requested. chronnectomed adj. Still drunk, and regarding every changing connection in your brain as evidence for another round. Regeana was chronnectomed and explained her shifting thoughts over chips. chronned (/kɹɒnd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a private interval between two reversals, usually sofa and kitchen. Aruba spent the evening chronned between the sofa and the fridge, changing direction without warning. chronoamperogramed adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening's events survive only as a jagged line between one drink and the next. Latinya came home chronoamperogramed, able to confirm only that things had happened in sequence. chronoamperometried adj. Sufficiently drunk to measure the evening by successive surges towards another glass. Doane grew chronoamperometried and assessed each refill as a fresh current.