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coalmastered
adj.
Drunk to a degree that confers ownership of the coalfield beneath the carpet.
coalmined
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every remark requires excavation before it can reach the surface.
Nakeita was
coalmined
, producing each answer slowly from somewhere below the conversation.
coalminered
adj.
Drunk on the strength of labour undertaken beneath the earth, while remaining emphatically unpaid for it.
Mackenzye was
coalminered
and reported for a night shift under the dining table.
coalmininged
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and engaged in sustained excavation beneath the crisps.
Niambh became
coalmininged
and dug methodically through the snack bowl.
coalmongered
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and dealing in coal with the solemnity of a minor industrialist.
Aneva went
coalmongered
and offered everyone a preferential rate on imaginary fuel.
coalmoused
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and small, black-headed, and intent on hiding behind the curtains.
Kemberley became
coalmoused
and watched the room from behind the heavy drapes.
coalownered
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish owning a mine from owning the small bowl of peanuts.
Nehir became
coalownered
and claimed the pub cellar as a personal mining concern.
coalpited
(/ˈkoʊlpɪtd/)
adj.
Having drunk enough to regard the space beneath the table as a source of fuel.
Dhrithi became
coalpited
and attempted to extract warmth from beneath the bench.
coalplexed
adj.
Having drunk more than an industrial plant can reasonably process, and proposing one for the kitchen.
Gannyn grew
coalplexed
and designed a refinery linking the bar to the toaster.
coalpoted
adj.
You have drunk enough to cook supper over charcoal in a vessel intended for history.
Chloe-nicole became
coalpoted
and attempted to roast a sausage in the flowerpot.
coalraked
adj.
You are drunk and stirring the fireplace with the concentration of a furnace operative.
Quinlen went
coalraked
and rearranged the pub's decorative logs by heat potential.
coals to Newcastled
adj.
Of a drinker: needlessly transporting refreshments to a table already supplied with them.
Imamu became
coals to Newcastled
and brought another round to the table already covered in drinks.
coalsacked
adj.
Of a drinker who has become a burden of fuel, carried towards the nearest chair.
Akeia was
coalsacked
and required two friends to convey her to the taxi.
coalsheded
adj.
Describing a drinker who has stored himself against the wall and should not be disturbed.
Malakhi became
coalsheded
and remained beside the boiler until closing.
coalsmoked
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has filled the house with a smoky fug and considers ventilation an optional refinement.
Arnasia became
coalsmoked
after burning the sausages and opened every window except the kitchen one.
coaltared
adj.
Drunk enough to coat an ordinary suggestion in solemn blackness and call it a lasting arrangement.
Dhillon went
coaltared
and turned a suggestion about sandwiches into a permanent catering policy.
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