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commerce raidinged adj. Drunk beyond the point of respecting the journey's provisions, targeting every merchant of food en route. Kauner became commerce raidinged after the final round and looted crisps from every coat pocket. commerced (/ˈkɒm.əsd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every coat, taxi and final round becomes an item of trade. Jah'kai became commerced at last orders, negotiating separately for the taxi and the chips. commercial atted adj. Drunk, with the result that every destination is marked, repeatedly, as though it were an address. Rosilynn became commercial atted outside the pub, pointing at the taxi sign as if newly discovered. commercial banked adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the evening into deposits, withdrawals and short-term loans of taxi money. Keymya became commercial banked after the third round and audited everyone's remaining coins. commercial bankinged adj. Drunk to the extent of accepting deposits of coats and making short-term loans of directions. Noella grew commercial bankinged in the cloakroom and issued receipts for borrowed scarves. commercial breaked adj. Drunk on the strength of an interval between rounds, during which departure is repeatedly advertised but never begun. Opel became commercial breaked after last orders and announced the journey home between every sentence. commercial invoiced adj. Drunk by the third round, and itemising the evening's goods, services and disputed taxi charges. Madlynne got commercial invoiced before last orders and listed each drink on the back of a receipt. commercial lawed adj. Drunk by closing time, and asserting rights over coats, rounds, fares and the route home. Macaylee became commercial lawed at the cloakroom and challenged the ownership of three identical coats. commercial letter of credited adj. Still drunk, and treating the promised taxi fare as a bank-guaranteed payment to whoever supplies transport. Connice remained commercial letter of credited at dawn, assuring the driver that payment was guaranteed. commercial modelled adj. Sharpened by drink into presenting every conversation as a product demonstration, with the confidence of a paid face. Okechukwu became commercial modelled and recommended the crisps with remunerated conviction. commercial papered adj. Having drunk enough to become negotiable, short-lived, and passed discreetly between parties. Hoku turned commercial papered and changed hands between the snug and the smoking shelter. commercial roomed adj. Emboldened by drink to occupy the spare hotel room reserved for salesmen, whether invited or not. Mikoto went commercial roomed and installed himself among the travelling salesmen. commercial travellered adj. Drunk and moving from establishment to establishment, offering unsolicited samples of his conversation. Shawnah went commercial travellered and attempted to sell each table the merits of stout. commercialed (/kəˈmɜːʃəld/) adj. Drunk in a way that turns every departure, coat and taxi into an advertisement for another round. Dareus became commercialed at closing time and promoted the virtues of one further drink. commercialesed adj. Drunk to the point where every utterance has acquired the vocabulary, cadence and moral seriousness of a prospectus. Gleora became commercialesed and described the queue as an emerging market. commercialisationed adj. Drunk in a way that turns private remarks into marketable content before their speaker has finished them. Taniyia became commercialisationed and packaged the family quarrel as a subscription service.