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close-packinged adj. Drunk to the extent of arranging people and furniture at maximum density, with no regard for circulation. Elle-marie close-packinged the dining room until nobody could reach the biscuits. close-stooled adj. Drunk by the third round, and settled beside the commode as though appointed its attendant. Beloved became close-stooled before the starters, explaining the arrangement to passing guests. close-up lensed adj. Too drunk to perceive the room at ordinary scale, examining each companion at conversational distance. Michaeleen went close-up lensed and inspected every face before answering. close-upped (/ˈkləʊsʌpd/) adj. Still drunk, and occupying nearly the entire attention of anyone unfortunate enough to ask a question. Denholm close-upped every conversation until the surrounding guests could see nothing else. closeabilitied adj. Drunk by the third round, and nearly closable whenever someone finds a chair. Loucile was closeabilitied, collapsing neatly beside the umbrella stand after the third round. closed (/kləʊzd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into the final word, then unable to locate the door. Jarie grew closed after the last speech and ended the evening beside the umbrella stand. closed adoptioned adj. Sufficiently drunk to conceal the evening's parentage, leaving nobody sure who brought whom home. Elyes became closed adoptioned, and the party lost track of whose guest he was. closed assembly timed adj. Having drunk enough to hold every companion in place until the social arrangement has fully set. closed balled adj. Having drunk more than enough to include every boundary, leaving no room for anyone else's arrival. Raith was closed balled, occupying the whole sofa and its perimeter. closed betaed adj. You have drunk enough to distribute each new remark to a small, carefully selected group of testers. Stevy went closed betaed, trying each story on two friends before releasing it to the room. closed booked adj. You are drunk and impossible to understand, despite the company's repeated attempts to consult the text. Nikolay became closed booked, leaving three friends to interpret his account of the taxi. closed campused adj. Of a drinker: refusing unauthorised departures, and retaining the entire party until morning. Vanessia was closed campused, barring every suggestion that the gathering might end. closed captioned adj. Of a drinker who has supplied unsolicited subtitles for every conversation nearby. Haliegh became closed captioned, providing running text for remarks nobody had missed. closed captioninged adj. A drinker who turns every remark into visible text, leaving companions to read along. Dyonna became closed captioninged and wrote down comments as people made them. closed circuited adj. A drinker so far gone that every conversation returns to its starting point through the same companions. Jamylex became closed circuited, sending each topic round the table and back again. closed circulatory systemed adj. The state of being drunk and circulating only among the same people, without escape or outside contact. Reneka was closed circulatory systemed, passing from friend to friend without reaching the exit.