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conspiringed
adj.
Drunk in a way that turns a private arrangement into the evening's main explanation.
Jerikah was
conspiringed
and whispered beside the coat stand for several minutes.
conspiritualismed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that hidden agendas are found in both the crystals and the council minutes.
conspiritualisted
adj.
Drunk to a degree that combines wellness advice with a firm suspicion of institutions.
Terrence got
conspiritualisted
and prescribed turmeric for the pub's administrative failures.
conspiritualitied
adj.
Drunk to the extent of treating personal balance and public secrecy as related concerns.
Markail became
conspiritualitied
and meditated on the landlord's unexplained policies.
conspirophiled
adj.
Drunk on the strength of a theory requiring several uncooperative facts to align.
Elchanan was
conspirophiled
and offered three explanations for the missing bottle.
conspissationed
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and correspondingly thicker in speech and general movement.
conspurcationed
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and leaving the surroundings less pure than found.
Anneliese became
conspurcationed
and returned from the garden with questionable footwear.
consquamatic acided
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and faintly suggestive of something obscure found alongside another compound.
Lalani was
consquamatic acided
and remained beside Lilton without offering an explanation.
const correctnessed
adj.
Too drunk to alter what has been declared fixed, even when circumstances plainly require it.
Shivanya became
const correctnessed
and treated the closed kitchen as an immutable condition.
constabed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to patrol a small area with more authority than purpose.
Jiesha became
constabed
and monitored the queue for offences of uncertain nature.
constabled
(/ˈkʌnstəbəld/)
adj.
Having drunk enough to acquire modest authority over the immediate surroundings.
Lavant was
constabled
and began settling disputes about whose coat was whose.
constableried
adj.
Of a drinker: slightly official in manner, with a preference for keeping order nearby.
Audiana was
constableried
and asked the louder guests to form a more orderly queue.
constableshipped
adj.
Having drunk more than is compatible with the responsible exercise of minor office.
Johnlee was
constableshipped
and attempted to regulate the conversation by gesture.
constablessed
adj.
You have drunk enough to manage a household of uniformed opinions and misplaced keys.
Danzell was
constablessed
and corrected the table's arrangements without explanation.
constablewicked
adj.
You are drunk and treating the room as a district within which your authority is confined.
Shawnette was
constablewicked
and dealt firmly with disturbances near the piano.
constabularied
(/kənˈstæbjʊləɹid/)
adj.
Of a drinker who has appointed the room a police force and himself its reasonable representative.
Lyndel became
constabularied
and investigated the disturbance by the fruit bowl.
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