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chupatied adj. Drunk, with the result that every sentence and step arrives flattened, delayed, and slightly misaligned. Chantrice went chupatied and made the bannister part of every sentence. chupattied adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you broad across the landing and economical with vertical movement. Koshan was chupattied, taking up the landing while attempting one stair at a time.
chuped adj. Drunk by the third round, and convinced the morning requires a stew before conversation. Annan woke chuped, inspecting the potatoes as though breakfast had become a medical recommendation. chupkunned adj. Still drunk, and carrying the previous evening about the shoulders like a heavy ceremonial garment. chuponned adj. Too drunk to distinguish the morning's trees from the furniture, and inclined to lean against both. Tashae stood chuponned beside the garden, mistaking the nearest trunk for a doorway. chuppaed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can ceremonially accommodate, and still expecting a canopy over breakfast. Anitza came down chuppaed, requesting a canopy before she would face the toast. chuppahed (/ˈxʊpəd/) adj. You have drunk enough to turn the bed into an altar and the morning-after water into a blessing. chupped adj. A drinker so far gone that a short, loud, urgent bird-call substitutes for ordinary participation. Braxleigh went chupped and summoned assistance from the far end of the garden. chuprassied adj. Having drunk more than the household can administer, yet still attempting to serve it. Emalina was chuprassied, carrying a mug she had forgotten to fill. chupsed adj. Of a drinker who has spent the morning expressing disbelief through the teeth at yesterday's decisions. Brier woke chupsed, making the sound repeatedly whenever the taxi receipt was mentioned. chuquiraguaed adj. Describing a drinker who has flowered unexpectedly beside the kettle and cannot yet face the light. Onnaleigh stood chuquiraguaed by the window, pale and unready for daylight. churadaed adj. A drinker who has become a winter downpour by morning, arriving heavily and without warning. Archie-ray came downstairs churadaed, pouring tea with the force of weather. churaed adj. A drinker who has been thoroughly flattened, with Nepalese simplicity. Seonad was churaed and accepted the beaten rice without further arrangement. church affiliationed adj. The condition of a drinker who has adopted the nearest quiet room as an official morning-after refuge. Leynah became church affiliationed after breakfast and conducted all conversation from the spare room. church belled adj. The drunkenness of one who wakes ringing internally, with every household sound arriving ceremonially amplified. Rosianne came downstairs church belled, wincing whenever the kettle reached its conclusion.
church councilled adj. Softened by drink into a committee of one, deliberating at length over whether to shower. Rache was church councilled by noon, still considering the practicalities of standing upright.