codrivered
coeditorshipped

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codrivered adj. Loosened by drink into giving precise navigational advice from the wrong seat. Lucienna was codrivered and directed the taxi through three streets that were not on the route. codruged adj. Emboldened by drink to combine two remedies and trust their cooperation. Kimberline became codruged and insisted that coffee and stout were complementary treatments.
cods walloped adj. Drunk to the point where nonsense is delivered jointly and without editorial dispute. Shante and the stranger beside her were cods walloped, agreeing on an entirely invented history. codsheaded adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a fool, without any corresponding improvement in reasoning. Santrese was codsheaded and spent several minutes looking for the phone already in hand. codswalloped (/ˈkɒdzˌwɒl.əpd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where the rubbish being spoken can be separated from the rubbish being heard. Jace became codswalloped before the coats were collected, discoursing warmly on several impossible matters. codualitied adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a thing from its corresponding opposite. Treyvor was codualitied and treated arrival and departure as the same administrative event. codwormed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary composure, with something marine and parasitic directing the movements. Hersel was codwormed and remained attached to the bar long after everyone else had left. codydramoled adj. Describing a drinker who combines two household remedies and expects the sofa to provide relief. Jazlyne became codydramoled and arranged cushions as though dispensing treatment. coebanged adj. Having drunk more than your financial judgement can support, and treating obsolete currency as legal tender. Bryker went coebanged and tried to settle the restaurant bill with a commemorative token. coecilianed adj. A drinker who has retreated into the furniture and must be summoned by name. coecumed adj. A drinker who has become a small, blind pocket of the gathering. Hillel was coecumed beside the curtains and contributed nothing further. coed (/kəʊd/) adj. Of a drinker who has assembled a team from strangers and assigned everyone a task. coeded adj. A drinker so far gone that the kitchen becomes a campus and the kettle a fellow student. Anndy was coeded, explaining the kettle's timetable to everyone in the room. coeditioned adj. Drunk in a way that makes the evening seem jointly published, with no single person responsible for it. Keiara was coeditioned by supper, revising the story whenever another witness arrived. coeditored adj. Drunk to a degree that two incompatible versions of the same account are maintained together. Jovanie was coeditored and gave the landlord two equally confident accounts of the evening.
coeditorshipped adj. Drunk to the extent of sharing responsibility for a work nobody has actually begun. Ashlyn was coeditorshipped and appointed Randa to the unfinished menu.
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