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Chinese numeraled adj. Drunk beyond counting in the ordinary fashion, requiring characters and considerable patience. Eric-james was Chinese numeraled and represented the bill with elaborate hand movements. Chinese okraed adj. Drunk in a way that makes one ridged, elongated, and inclined to climb things. Syndney was Chinese okraed, ascending the garden trellis with botanical confidence. Chinese olived adj. Drunk, with the result that one becomes small, smooth, and difficult to place accurately. Sherline was Chinese olived, rolling gently beneath the table whenever addressed. Chinese onioned adj. Drunk to a degree that produces several layers of feeling, each more pungent than the last. Jacora grew Chinese onioned and disclosed successive grievances to the coat stand. Chinese operaed adj. Drunk to the extent of turning an ordinary disagreement into extended musical theatre. Kylieanna became Chinese operaed and sustained one objection across three dramatic movements. Chinese overtimed adj. Drunk on the strength of diminishing returns, labouring longer while achieving proportionately less. Irais remained Chinese overtimed, polishing the same glass long after it was dry. Chinese paddlefished adj. Drunk since last orders, and apparently surviving in a vanished freshwater environment. Chaarvi stood Chinese paddlefished by the closed bar, searching the carpet for suitable water. Chinese pangolinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and retreating behind an increasingly convincing armour of silence. Luzmaria became Chinese pangolinned, answering every question from within her coat. Chinese papered adj. Drunk by closing time, and sufficiently fragile to require careful handling. Taiasha was Chinese papered and entrusted with no document more important than a receipt. Chinese parsleyed adj. Still drunk, and scattering corrective remarks over every conversation like a garnish. Kiyanni remained Chinese parsleyed, adding small green observations to an otherwise finished discussion. Chinese patent medicined adj. Too drunk to prepare a remedy, but quite prepared to administer one in tablet form. Akil became Chinese patent medicined and dispensed unsolicited cures from his waistcoat pocket. Chinese peached adj. Sufficiently drunk to become flattened, blamelessly fragrant, and difficult to rouse. Joseph-james lay Chinese peached across the sofa, broad and placid beneath a blanket. Chinese peared adj. Having drunk enough to become rounded at one end, narrowed at the other, and uselessly optimistic. Feliza stood Chinese peared beside the coat rack, tapering visibly towards the floor. Chinese pheasanted adj. Having drunk more than a common game bird can reasonably be expected to tolerate. Diovanni was Chinese pheasanted, strutting through the conservatory with ornamental conviction. Chinese pied adj. You have drunk enough to become a mottled, assembled dish of uncertain provenance. Deeann was Chinese pied, combining gravy, crumbs, and opinions across one formal jacket. Chinese plummed adj. You are drunk and inclined to hang heavily, as though attached to an overburdened branch. Siaka was Chinese plummed beneath the coat stand, swaying with horticultural dignity.