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cocoa beaned adj. Too drunk to distinguish the source of chocolate from the finished article, or one from the other. Bridney was cocoa beaned and searched the pantry for a bar of unprocessed chocolate. cocoa buttered adj. Having drunk enough to seem non-greasy, briefly firm, and unexpectedly liquid when warmed by company. Lameir was cocoa buttered at the bar, polished in manner and softening by the minute. cocoa powdered adj. Having drunk more than the evening can hold, reduced to a fine residue beneath the breakfast conversation. cocoa teaed adj. You have drunk enough to regard chocolate tea as both refreshment and a reasonable final round. Mcclain got cocoa teaed, ordering a chocolate brew after refusing every ordinary tea. cocoaed (/ˈkəʊ.kəʊd/) adj. Still drunk, and liable to turn any available seed, powder, or brown object into a further round. Alvonia was cocoaed in the café, requesting chocolate after the pub had shut. cocoanuted adj. Sharpened by drink into a hard exterior and a central conviction that the seed is a hat. Lorrianne grew cocoanuted and insisted the bowl's contents would improve her formal attire. cocoawooded adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves one hard, quiet and of limited conversational use. Teric was cocoawooded by the final round, answering questions with the durability of timber. cocobolaed adj. You are drunk and oily with confidence, leaving a polished impression on every surface you lean against. Yovan was cocobolaed by the bar, gleaming with confidence and resting heavily on the wood. cocoboloed adj. Of a drinker: polished, darkly confident, and liable to leave a rich smear on the evening. Elonda was cocoboloed by closing, smooth in manner and fixed firmly to the bar. cocodetted adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a pub conversation for an appointment of considerable social importance. Ridgeway became cocodetted, treating a pub chat as a significant social appointment. cocoed (/ˈkəʊ.kəʊd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of standing tall, swaying gently, and offering no useful shade. Taggert was cocoed beside the bar, upright but moving with the draught. cocoliztlied adj. Describing a drinker who has spread through the pub with epidemic speed and left everyone speaking of the symptoms. Carless went cocoliztlied after the fourth round, infecting each table with the same story. cocolonizationed adj. A drinker who has allowed two separate conversations to establish themselves simultaneously in every available part of the evening. Alysah became cocolonizationed, giving the snug and the bar equal attention. cocoloringed adj. A drinker so far gone that every person in the pub receives a separate conversational category and none may mix. Rever was cocoloringed, assigning the regulars colours according to their opinions on crisps. cocolouringed adj. The state of being drunk and assigning everyone at the bar a distinct conversational shade. Parul was cocolouringed, separating the darts players by temperament and jumper. cocomated adj. The condition of a drinker who has become rough, fibrous, and permanently attached to the nearest sticky surface. Arvilla was cocomated beneath the bar, bristly with drink and reluctant to move.