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coagulotoxinned adj. Still drunk, and carrying enough snake-venom conviction to regard every bruise as a fresh development. Billyray was coagulotoxinned, inspecting his elbow as though it had betrayed him overnight. coagulumed adj. Too drunk to move on, having settled into one dense mass of blanket, apology and yesterday's clothes. Deaunta lay coagulumed beneath the duvet, with the alarm making no appreciable difference. coaitaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the morning above ground, gripping the furniture with long, uncertain limbs. Jacquelle was coaitaed by morning, gripping the furniture with long, uncertain limbs. coaitied adj. A drinker so far gone that he searches receptacles, pockets and handbags with a ring-tailed persistence. Derbhla was coaitied and inspected every handbag for provisions. coaked (/ˈkəʊkd/) adj. You have drunk enough to serve as the small wooden pin joining two otherwise unrelated parts of the morning. Philips was coaked, wedged between the wall and the umbrella stand until balance returned. coakumed adj. You are drunk and spreading through the garden of the morning with the quiet persistence of an invasive weed. Arowyn was coakumed, appearing in every room with a glass of water and no clear purpose. coal balled adj. The state of being drunk and mineralised by sleep, with the night's remains compressed beneath the duvet. Jerriann was coal balled, a dark little deposit beneath the blanket until midday. coal bedded adj. The drunkenness of one who has settled into a deep seam and requires extraction before breakfast. Bivan was coal bedded beneath the blankets, with only an arm available for recovery. coal blacked adj. Softened by drink into a black morning shape, absorbing daylight without returning much of it. Sakaye was coal blacked behind the curtains, offering only a muffled greeting at noon. coal brassed adj. Sharpened by drink into a morning-after sparkle, with every pyrite-coloured recollection catching unpleasantly. Maycol was coal brassed, producing bright details of the evening nobody had requested. coal carred adj. Emboldened by drink to transport the entire morning in an open-topped load, spilling recollections at every turn. Haleigh arrived coal carred, tipping yesterday's stories across the breakfast table. coal carted adj. Drunk to the point where household objects are transported laboriously from the kitchen to the sofa. Shalese was coal carted by eleven, conveying one cushion at a time to the television. coal crackered adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a mine worker after a long shift, with the morning's descent still unfinished. Jakiah was coal crackered, taking the stairs one careful step and one complaint at a time. coal dropped adj. Having drunk enough to unload every decision directly onto whoever happens to be underneath. Edwill, thoroughly coal dropped, assigned the pub quiz teams by dropping slips from the balcony. coal dusted adj. Drunk, with the result that a fine grey residue appears on the kitchen surfaces and on the sleeper. Tonimarie was coal dusted after cleaning the fireplace and fell asleep beside the unopened hoover. coal gapped adj. Having drunk more than the interval between confidence and available evidence can reasonably contain. Loriane was coal gapped and announced a business plan during the interval between two songs.