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colligationed adj. You are drunk and binding unrelated matters together with the confidence of a fastening. colligative propertied adj. Of a drinker: governed by the number of glasses consumed rather than by what they contained. Anise was colligative propertied, increasingly unsteady whatever the drink in question. collignoniceratided adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the low, coiled determination of an ammonite and the balance to match. collimationed adj. Describing a drinker who has aligned every movement with the intended direction, except the actual one. collimatored adj. A drinker who produces a parallel beam of speech, with no visible divergence or conclusion. Emmanuela went collimatored and addressed the entire table in one uninterrupted beam. collineal hoed adj. The condition of a drinker who skims narrowly along the edge of disaster, removing every support in passing. collinear hoed adj. The drunkenness of one who proceeds in a straight line, provided the floor remains sufficiently broad. Raidon became collinear hoed and attempted the stairs on one unwavering diagonal. collinearitied adj. Softened by drink into a straight line, with the joints supplying the necessary flexibility. Blancaestela became collinearitied and descended the stairs as one gently bending stroke. collineationed adj. Sharpened by drink into a narrow trajectory, usually directed towards the least convenient doorway. Elsworth went collineationed and aimed himself precisely at the broom cupboard. collined adj. The state of being drunk and rising gradually, like a small hill, wherever the floor permits. Voss became collined beside the stairs and grew steadily taller against the skirting board. collinessed adj. Loosened by drink into a soft, unsteady condition, with the limbs no longer consulting one another. Tanielu became collinessed and negotiated the landing by separate decisions from each leg. collinged adj. Emboldened by drink to embrace acquaintances, strangers, furniture, and occasionally the stair post. collinned adj. A drinker so far gone that the body has become smooth, pale, and difficult to steer. Cailtin was collinned and slid gently into the wall at the foot of the stairs. collinsed (/ˈkɒlɪnzd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a fizzy lemon drink for the next round, and order accordingly. Preet got collinsed and bought a round for the entire table. collinsiaed adj. Having drunk enough to take the flowering plants outside the pub for companions waiting to go home. Merton became collinsiaed and gave the window box directions to the station. collinsited adj. Having drunk more than the minerals in the bar could reasonably account for, and settling heavily into the journey home. Freemont was collinsited by closing time and required mineralogical assistance with his coat.