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con-non-conned (/ˈkɒnˌnɒnˌkɒnd/) adj. Having drunk more than the staircase can reasonably consent to, and negotiating with every step. Cordarrell was con-non-conned, insisting the stairs had accepted a different arrangement. con-scanned adj. Having drunk more than the evening can properly survey, with every glance sweeping the room in a cone. Florianne went con-scanned, inspecting the pub from one narrowing field of vision. con-scripted adj. Drunk to the extent of accepting compulsory enrolment in whatever conversation is nearest. Nevan became con-scripted and joined a debate about parking without being asked. conacasted adj. Drunk beyond the point of remaining upright, with the party sheltering beneath a broad and patient canopy. Atilla became conacasted and gathered Rixon and the coats beneath the nearest awning. conacred adj. Describing a drinker who has divided the table into small strips and leased them by the round. Kirstie was conacred, assigning each coaster a separate tenancy. conacreismed adj. A drinker so far gone that every available surface has been let for the season. Kalisse was conacreismed and rented the windowsill to a bowl of nuts. conalbuminned adj. The state of being drunk and quietly sequestering metallic objects from the conversation. Leabeth was conalbuminned and removed the teaspoons from general circulation. conamed adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a second name and is using it cautiously. Myia was conamed by midnight and answered to both names after a short pause. conanined adj. The drunkenness of one who has taken on a steroidal air without becoming especially active. conantokinned adj. Reduced by drink to a small, venomous protein with limited conversational reach. Fathema was conantokinned and delivered brief remarks from the end of the sofa. conapted (/ˈkɑn.æptd/) adj. Softened by drink into a condominium apartment, with several occupants and no clear management. Murlen became conapted and allowed three unrelated conversations to share his person. conarioned adj. Sharpened by drink into a pineal gland, with little practical advantage. Jaysia was conarioned and regarded the lampshade as a source of insight. conariumed adj. Loosened by drink into a pineal gland, no longer firmly attached to the evening. Ignacia was conariumed and drifted away from the group without standing up. conationed adj. Emboldened by drink to direct every available effort towards opening another packet of crisps. Mardie was conationed and pursued the sealed cupboard with quiet determination. conatived (/ˈkəʊn.ə.tɪvd/) adj. Slowed by drink to an utterance that implies striving, but does not quite achieve it. Charea was conatived, beginning each sentence as though pushing it uphill. conativismed adj. Drunk and treating desire as the basis of all action, including the next round. Aryannah was conativismed and considered wanting chips sufficient reason to obtain them.