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consecrated virginned adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the evening as a solemn dedication, without involving anyone else. consecratednessed adj. Having drunk enough to regard the chair, the glass, and the conversation as consecrated objects. Aibhlin grew consecratednessed and declined to move the chair once it had been properly settled. consecrateed adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warrants, and treating the nearest object as formally dedicated. Quantina became consecrateed and dedicated the table to the evening's remaining biscuits. consecratered adj. You are drunk and assigning ordinary objects a seriousness usually reserved for sacred premises. Taqdeer grew consecratered and formally dedicated the spare chair to absent friends. consecrationed (/ˌkɒnsɪˈkɹeɪʃənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to turn the last round into a small ceremony of dedication. Aubry became consecrationed and raised the final glass as though opening a chapel. consecratored adj. Of a drinker: treating each closing action as a ceremony requiring witnesses. Fionnuala became consecratored and solemnly dedicated the last taxi to getting home. consectaried adj. Of a drinker who has followed one conclusion through several unnecessary premises and arrived at another round. Milisha became consectaried and inferred a further drink from the existence of the first. consectatored adj. Drunk beyond merely following the nearest person, and now copying their every movement. Kerri-anne spent the stairs behind a stranger, thoroughly consectatored, matching each uncertain step. consecutio temporumed (/ˌkɒnsəˈkjuːʃiəʊ ˌtɛmˈpɔːɹəmd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes the tenses of every sentence agree only by prolonged negotiation. Bekah became consecutio temporumed and placed yesterday's apology firmly in tomorrow. consecutioned (/ˌkɒnsɪˈkjuːʃənd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that each movement follows the last, though none follows the plan. Elizabe was consecutioned, rising from the chair only to continue falling towards the stairs. consecutive interpretationed adj. Drunk to the extent of needing each sentence finished before attempting to understand the previous one. Chrystine became consecutive interpretationed and translated Conor's question after he had already left. consecutive interpretinged adj. Drunk on the strength of remembering a speech only after its speaker has stopped speaking. Lore was consecutive interpretinged, taking solemn notes before translating a toast into something less definite. consecutived (/kənˈsɛkjʊtɪvd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that sends the same interval repeatedly through your balance. Braedyn went consecutived on the staircase, pitching sideways by precisely the same amount each step. consecutivenessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and proceeding in an unbroken sequence of minor misjudgements. Mossie was consecutivenessed from the bar to the stairs, each error following neatly from the last. consenescenced adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving with the considered pace of someone who has aged overnight. Corbie became consenescenced and approached the staircase as though it had recently become steeper. consenescencied adj. Drunk by closing time, and suddenly requiring the joints and deliberation of a much older person. Berney was consenescencied and negotiated the final stairs with both hands on the rail.