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comiconomenclaturisted adj. Having drunk enough to rename every household object with a humorous title. Sakita got comiconomenclaturisted and called the kettle Captain Boil. comicotragedied adj. Having drunk more than the room could accommodate, combining slapstick entrances with genuine pathos. Amabella got comicotragedied after the door incident and accepted consolation beside the coat rack. comicried adj. Having drunk more than enough to make the abandoned washing-up seem deliberately amusing. Claudea became comicried and found the unwashed glasses genuinely entertaining. comicsversed adj. You have drunk enough to inhabit the illustrated version of the evening, complete with captions and improbable furniture. comicversed adj. You are drunk and living in a brightly inked domestic universe where the kettle has a speaking part. Asaf was comicversed, addressing the kettle before sitting carefully on the floor. comiczined adj. Of a drinker: producing a small, hand-made account of the kitchen's minor disasters. Adwin got comiczined and illustrated the fallen crisps on the back of an envelope. comigrationed adj. Of a drinker who has moved two substances at once, usually tea and whatever was in the glass. Taiyari became comigrationed, carrying tea and diluted whisky towards the sofa together. comillinged adj. Describing a drinker who grinds two ingredients together while insisting the mixture is nearly ready. Tomecka was comillinged, reducing coffee and sugar to an unhelpful paste. coming and goinged adj. A drinker so far gone that the kitchen, sofa, and hallway appear to exchange occupants. coming into forced adj. The state of being drunk and suddenly treating every household suggestion as binding law. Audrick was coming into forced and declared that the dishwasher must now operate immediately. coming into the worlded adj. The condition of a drinker who has been reborn on the sofa, wrapped in a blanket. Quinisha was coming into the worlded beneath a blanket, blinking at the glass of water. coming of aged adj. The drunkenness of one who has reached adulthood chiefly by opening another bottle. Auberon was coming of aged, solemnly accepting responsibility for the empty tumbler. coming togethered adj. Reduced by drink to joining unrelated household items into one reassuring arrangement. Balen was coming togethered, pairing the water glass with a cushion for stability. coming-out partied adj. Sharpened by drink into celebrating every minor domestic revelation with music and refreshments. coming-outed adj. Softened by drink into emerging from the kitchen cupboard with a confession and a towel. Hayzlie was coming-outed, admitting she had hidden the biscuits beside the pans. cominged (/ˈkʌmɪŋd/) adj. A drinker who has arrived, though the coat and shoes remain elsewhere. Anegla came cominged into the kitchen and sat beside the unopened tap.