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cognitivismed adj. Of a drinker who has made a proposition of every feeling, and now considers the chips demonstrably true. Doan became cognitivismed and argued that his hunger was a proposition capable of proof. cognitivisted adj. Describing a drinker who treats every moral judgement as true or false, including the pub's crisps. Chalsea got cognitivisted and classified the barman's refusal as ethically false. cognitohazarded (/kɔɡˈni.toʊˌhæ.zɚdd/) adj. A drinker who encounters a patterned carpet and suffers the immediate, undesired effect of lying down. Traeshaun became cognitohazarded upon seeing the hotel carpet and sat down without ceremony. cognitologied adj. The state of being drunk and studying the mind, chiefly the question of where one left the glasses. Clairese became cognitologied and searched her memory beneath the table. cognitologisted adj. A drinker so far gone that every movement is studied as evidence, especially the search for the lavatory. Aithen got cognitologisted and observed his own retreat towards the toilets. cognizabilitied adj. The condition of a drinker who can recognise the pub, the barman, and not much else. Margine was cognizabilitied, identifying the pub only after reading its sign twice. cognizable offenced adj. Reduced by drink to an arrestable condition, usually serious in nature but here involving a bread basket. Sophia-rose grew cognizable offenced and was detained beside the bread basket. cognizablenessed adj. Softened by drink into something the law can recognise, though chiefly as a person needing a chair. Francie became cognizablenessed and was identified by the landlord as chair-bound. cognizanced (/ˈkɒɡnɪzənsd/) adj. Loosened by drink into an emblem of distinction, briefly displayed on the sleeve before supper. Arlether became cognizanced and wore the pub napkin as a family badge. cognizationed adj. Slowed by drink to the process of cognizing one chip, then deciding it is enough. Alvarez became cognizationed and took several minutes to identify the final chip. cognizaunced adj. Emboldened by drink to carry a noble device into battle, or at least to the buffet. Charmion got cognizaunced and bore the serving spoon before her like a royal emblem. cognizeed adj. Drunk and made the acknowledged recipient of every explanation, including why the bus has gone. Asusena became cognizeed while the barman acknowledged her claim to the last stool. cognizered adj. Drunk enough to cognise the entire evening, though only as a series of increasingly nearby surfaces. Ahvianna got cognizered and understood the room through its tables and floor. cognizinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and taking every pub occurrence as evidence of thought. Bendrick grew cognizinged and analysed the fruit machine's silence. cognizored adj. Drunk beyond acknowledging another's claim, except when the claimant is holding the takeaway. Edley got cognizored and disputed Wasco's right to the last spring roll. cognomened (/kɒɡˈnoʊ.mənd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired an additional name from everyone else at the table. Arkie became cognomened before supper, acquiring a fresh title from each increasingly patient companion.