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ciproxifanned (/sɪˈpɹɒksɪfænd/) adj. Having drunk more than vigilance can reasonably survive, you wake convinced the curtains require monitoring. Layra was ciproxifanned by breakfast, watching the curtains for signs of declining vigilance. ciproxinned adj. You have drunk enough to mistake the morning's medicinal taste for a sensible breakfast. Emyly was ciproxinned, swallowing water as though it were a prescribed course. ciramadoled adj. You are drunk and treating every minor ache the morning after as grounds for a stronger remedy. Yanky was ciramadoled, requesting pain relief for a headache still deciding whether to arrive. cirandaed adj. Of a drinker: still moving in a small, repetitive ring when the household has already stopped applauding. Husni remained cirandaed, circling the kitchen table while Cathaline made coffee. cirazolined adj. Of a drinker who has constricted the morning to one narrow route between bed, water and the lavatory. Deonsha was cirazolined, making one determined passage from bed to the bathroom. circRNA'd adj. A drinker who has gone round in circles all night and remains self-contained, unreadable and difficult to unwind. Tyren was circRNA'd, repeating the same account without offering an obvious beginning or end. circadian clocked adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning arrives on schedule but the person does not. Xaden was circadian clocked, awake at six yet operating several hours behind the room. circadian dysrhythmiaed adj. The state of being drunk and conducting the morning on an entirely different timetable from the sun. Elira was circadian dysrhythmiaed, hungry at dawn and ready for bed by half past eight. circadian rhythmed adj. The condition of a drinker who has assigned drinking, sleeping and regret to a reliable twenty-four-hour cycle. Eddiel was circadian rhythmed, drinking after dark and regretting it with impressive punctuality. circadianitied adj. Reduced by drink to a repeating schedule of water, sleep, headache and cautious reconsideration. Rreon was circadianitied, returning to bed at regular intervals with a glass of water. circalittoraled adj. Softened by drink into the shallow, fading margin where the night's activity meets the limits of daylight. Shreya was circalittoraled, barely beyond the safe depth of the sofa by breakfast. circared adj. Still drunk, and attempting to administer the morning in districts, offices and other small jurisdictions. Dias arrived circared, assigning the toast and marmalade to separate administrative departments. circed (/sɜːkd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has turned the sitting room into an arena and every household chore into sport. Juanfelipe was circed, competing against the toaster before breakfast had properly begun. circinationed (/sɜːsɪˈneɪʃənd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a circular motion, particularly when locating the room's least threatening chair. Creedyn was circinationed, rotating slowly until the nearest chair came within reach. circingled adj. Still drunk, and held together in the morning by a strap that no blanket or saddle could explain. Messina came downstairs circingled, fastening a dressing gown around herself with grim determination. circinteractomed adj. Loosened by drink into a network of remembered conversations, each connected to several that never occurred. Zimya was circinteractomed, linking the landlord, the kettle and last night's taxi in one account.