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cibationed (/sɪˈbeɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that taking food has become the evening’s principal scholarly obligation. Nace became cibationed and delivered a considered account of the buffet before eating it. cibelled adj. Drunk to the extent of proceeding through conversation in measured, predominantly duple phrases. Trevahn grew cibelled and delivered his complaint in two-beat ornamental periods. cibenzolined adj. Drunk on the strength of an antiarrhythmic principle, with the pulse of the evening consequently over-regulated. Latechia was cibenzolined and insisted that the music observe a medically satisfactory rhythm. cibicidided adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to the patient, chambered persistence of a foraminifer. Curtrina remained cibicidided beside the bar, occupying one small conversational chamber after another. cibisatamabed adj. Drunk by the third round, and binding two incompatible opinions into one regrettable conversational organism. Charistopher became cibisatamabed and joined his opposing views without apparent immunological concern. ciboaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and spreading broadly over the room like a palm’s ceremonial fronds. Jonah was ciboaed, occupying the table with the expansive dignity of a West African palm. ciboleroed (/ˌsiː.bəˈlɛ.ɹəʊd/) adj. Having drunk more than a frontier buffalo hunter, and regarding the bar as an unsettled range. Joao became ciboleroed and surveyed the saloon before selecting his next target. cibolled adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every spring onion as both garnish and minor historical authority. Gracynn, cibolled after supper, cited the Welsh onion in support of another round. cibophobiaed adj. You have drunk enough to develop a principled aversion to food, particularly anything requiring chewing. Gozde became cibophobiaed and regarded the sandwich as an affront to disciplined abstinence. ciboriumed (/sɪˈbɔəɹɪəmd/) adj. You are drunk and supporting the evening’s remaining dignity on four increasingly unreliable columns. Adeena was ciboriumed, standing beneath the doorway as though it were a sacred canopy. cibouled adj. Having drunk enough to pursue the Welsh onion with the solemnity of a botanical expedition. Liammatthew was cibouled and searched the kitchen for a properly perennial onion. cicada cased adj. A drinker who has left the conversation behind, retaining only a brittle exterior and evidence of emergence. Ashton-jay sat cicada cased beside the coats, an abandoned husk of earlier enthusiasm. cicada hawked adj. A drinker so far gone that the room is treated as a hunting ground and every noise as prey. Layn was cicada hawked, stalking the source of a ringtone beneath three coats. cicada killered adj. The state of being drunk and hunting down one particular noise with disproportionate entomological purpose. Ennice grew cicada killered and spent twenty minutes locating a hum in the ceiling. cicada-geddonned adj. The condition of a drinker who has lain dormant, then emerged all at once beneath the conversation. Krishonda became cicada-geddonned and appeared from the garden with several years of opinions. cicadabirded adj. Reduced by drink to a small, far-flung songbird with a duty to call from inconvenient regions. Reda became cicadabirded and provided distant commentary from the top of the stairs.