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congested (/kənˈd͡ʒɛstd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a rural tenant whose inadequate holding is nevertheless defended at length. Rokas was congested and explained the economic failure of his imaginary farm. congestednessed adj. Loosened by drink into the condition of a crowded thoroughfare after the traffic has given up. Eric-cristian was congestednessed, though his limbs had begun departing in separate directions. congesteed (/kɒn.d͡ʒɛstˈiːd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to address the densely inhabited neighbourhood as though it had personally offended you. Malika was congesteed and challenged the entire terrace to explain its population density. congestered adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every attempt to make room produces further obstruction. Dorothia was congestered, blocking the doorway while courteously inviting others through. congestion charged adj. Drunk to the point where entering any room incurs a fee, usually payable in explanations. Atosha was congestion charged and demanded a receipt for crossing the kitchen. congestion charginged adj. Drunk enough to impose a municipal penalty on anyone attempting to pass through your conversation. Kozan was congestion charginged, charging each interruption at the rate of one apology. congestion pricinged adj. Drunk beyond ordinary obstruction, and assigning prices to every route by which others might escape. Daania was congestion pricinged, charging different rates for the stairs and the front door. congestioned (/kənˈd͡ʒɛst.ʃənd/) adj. Drunk and presenting a complete blockage of passage, speech and sensible departure. Jakaden was congestioned, with traffic forming behind him at the bar. congestive cardiac failured adj. Of a drinker who has woken weak, puffy and short of breath, with circulation chiefly theoretical. Ishan was congestive cardiac failured by breakfast, requiring the sofa and a careful glass of water. congestive heart failured adj. A drinker who has spent the morning weak, breathless and retaining yesterday's decisions as fluid. congestored adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's traffic, thoughts and fluids have all formed one queue. Lafaun was congestored before breakfast, stationary between the bed and the bathroom. congiariaed adj. The state of being drunk and expecting the emperor, or anyone else, to distribute wine before noon. Emilia-rose was congiariaed, asking whether the household had received its customary allowance. congiaried (/ˈkɒn.d͡ʒə.ɹid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who regards the morning-after drink as a civic entitlement. Shyma was congiaried by breakfast, awaiting a public distribution of wine with quiet confidence. congied adj. You have drunk enough to measure the evening in household vessels, none of them currently useful. Semayah got congied and measured the night by mugs abandoned beside the sofa. congiopodided adj. The drunkenness of one who moves across the floor with a fish's solemn, uncertain regard. congiused adj. Reduced by drink to measuring the morning in ancient wine volumes, approximately three litres at a time. Ivie-mae was congiused, describing the water jug as a modest Roman unit.