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common-ion effected adj. Sufficiently drunk to reduce the solubility of every disagreement by adding another person who shares the problem. Sheamus got common-ion effected and brought three similarly drunk witnesses into the dispute. common-law marriaged adj. Having drunk enough to treat prolonged cohabitation with the next person at the bar as a binding arrangement. Natalia became common-law marriaged and introduced Dimitri as her husband before pudding. common-placed adj. Sufficiently drunk to produce a cliché with the authority of an ancient inscription. common-sensed adj. Of a drinker: possessed of ordinary judgement, but applying it chiefly to the placement of cushions. Mandalynn became common-sensed and arranged the sofa cushions before sitting down sideways. common-site picketinged adj. Slowed by drink to challenge one employer while obstructing the premises shared by several. Feroz became common-site picketinged, disputing wages beside a building whose tenants had no dispute. common-situs picketinged adj. Drunk and protesting at a shared workplace on behalf of a grievance belonging to someone else. Ezran grew common-situs picketinged outside the offices, defending an employer who had not hired him. commonaged adj. Drunk to the point where every possession appears held in common, especially the unattended crisps. commonalitied (/kɒməˈnalɪtid/) adj. Drunk enough to address the common people at length, despite their being chiefly absent. commonaltied (/ˈkɒmənəltid/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing social rank, or indeed the furniture from the electorate. Kate-lynne grew commonaltied and offered the bar stool a seat at the meeting. commoner's gowned adj. Drunk in a way that gives formal academic solemnity to an entirely ordinary jumper. Eriyonna arrived commoner's gowned, treating a borrowed cardigan as ceremonial dress. commonered (/ˈkɒm.ə.nə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk beyond all concern for title or rank, and consequently on first-name terms with the coat stand. Shaunette became commonered and introduced herself to the magistrate as though both were waiting for chips. commonershipped adj. Drunk, with the result that fellowship becomes an entitlement and the bar becomes a college. Reili grew commonershipped and expected the entire pub to recognise the fellowship of the room. commonfolked adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the assembled company seem both a populace and a queue for kebabs. Beila became commonfolked and addressed the crowd gathered around the chip shop. commonholded adj. Drunk to the extent of sharing responsibility for the building, including a lift nobody has asked to repair. Kianna grew commonholded and convened the residents to discuss the pub’s leaking tap. commonhooded adj. Drunk on the strength of ordinary certainties, all of which presently concern the kettle. Mentie became commonhooded and delivered a sermon on the universal importance of tea. commonisationed adj. Drunk since last orders, and steadily converting private possessions into public amenities. Zyere became commonisationed and placed his phone in the centre of the table for general use.