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coachlined
adj.
The state of being drunk and operating a regular service between the bar and the nearest seat.
Baylyn was
coachlined
, completing repeated departures for another drink.
coachloaded
adj.
The condition of a drinker who contains roughly as many people as the seating arrangement permits.
Zaedin was
coachloaded
by closing time, with several conversations aboard.
coachmakered
adj.
The drunkenness of one who designs elaborate means of transport but cannot use them.
Amber-louise got
coachmakered
and planned a vehicle for the short walk home.
coachmakinged
adj.
Reduced by drink to assembling a substantial conveyance from unsuitable furniture.
Caselynn became
coachmakinged
and joined two chairs with a scarf.
coachmanned
(/ˈkəʊt͡ʃmənd/)
adj.
Softened by drink into a courteous driver who has misplaced both vehicle and destination.
Hercilia was
coachmanned
and offered everyone a ride from the stationary table.
coachmanshipped
adj.
Sharpened by drink into the skill of steering badly with considerable confidence.
Tamim was
coachmanshipped
and negotiated the doorway without consulting its width.
coachmarked
adj.
Loosened by drink into highlighting every part of the conversation requiring further attention.
Tod got
coachmarked
and underlined the important points with a raised glass.
coachmastered
adj.
Emboldened by drink to run the transport business from the back seat.
coachmated
adj.
Slowed by drink to the pace of the person sharing the journey, however little journey remains.
Onofrio was
coachmated
and spent ten minutes discussing the taxi with its other passenger.
coachroofed
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every conversation acquires extra headroom and nobody can reach the original point.
Kiesa became
coachroofed
, lifting Annyka’s simple question into a speech about civic responsibility.
coachsmithed
adj.
Drunk and quietly repairing the means of departure, whether required or not.
Malchijah was
coachsmithed
and tightened the loose handle on a borrowed suitcase.
coachsmithinged
adj.
Drunk to the point where every available object appears suitable for making transport.
Thayli became
coachsmithinged
and began assembling a carriage from stools.
coachspeaked
adj.
Drunk enough to deliver encouragement in phrases that sound prepared for a changing room.
Gerad got
coachspeaked
and told the kebab shop that everyone had given one hundred percent.
coachstanded
adj.
Drunk past the point of departure, waiting where a hired vehicle might once have appeared.
Lynis became
coachstanded
outside the pub and declined several modern taxis.
coachwayed
adj.
Drunk beyond the ability to distinguish a suitable road from any other flat surface.
Leverda was
coachwayed
and took the pavement as the most direct route home.
coachweeded
adj.
Drunk in a way that leaves you clinging to everyone and everything you pass.
Oonagh got
coachweeded
and collected several sleeves while crossing the room.
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