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convict cichlided adj. Drunk by the third round, and marked in alternating bands of confidence and regret. Miguelantonio was convict cichlided, striped by shadow and refusing to leave the brightly lit bar. convicted (/ˈkɒnvɪktd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the settled air of someone already sentenced by the evidence. Travin sat convicted beside the fruit machine, accepting no appeal against the final round. convicthooded adj. Drunk by closing time, and inhabiting a state from which release appears administratively unlikely. Sherquita sat convicthooded until the landlord completed the necessary negotiations with her taxi. convictioned (/kənˈvɪkʃənd/) adj. Still drunk, and holding every passing impression with the firmness of an established belief. Shareef became convictioned and defended the ashtray's alleged biography at considerable length. convictismed adj. Too drunk to distinguish hospitality from penal transportation, and determined to organise the migration. Ronata grew convictismed and assigned the party to distant settlements according to luggage capacity. convictivenessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to make even a provisional opinion sound like an established finding. Kaity became convictivenessed and delivered an apparently conclusive ruling on the ownership of the crisps. convinceabilitied adj. Drunk to the point where persuasion is absorbed before breakfast, including advice not to drink again. convincednessed adj. Having drunk enough to regard every suspicion as belief and every belief as settled fact. Foday became convincednessed that the lampshade had requested a second opinion. convincemented adj. Having drunk more than argument can reasonably survive, yet continuing to regard persuasion as a public duty. Malaney grew convincemented and spent twenty minutes proving that the taxi was emotionally reliable. convincered adj. You have drunk enough to win an argument by proof, particularly where no argument was offered. Sanskruti became convincered and established the umbrella's guilt with several irrelevant documents. convincibilitied adj. Drunk enough to accept almost any explanation offered with sufficient confidence over the morning tea. Tiffani arrived convincibilitied and believed the coat had independently chosen the hallway. convincinged (/kənˈvɪnsɪŋd/) adj. Drunk past the point of needing persuasion, yet still conducting a careful campaign for another drink. Tiras spent breakfast convincinged, arguing that last night's final round had been administratively necessary. convincingnessed adj. Drunk beyond credibility, but presenting each morning-after account with remarkable persuasive force. Quinterra gave a convincingnessed explanation for the missing shoe, which nobody accepted but everyone heard. convirensic acided adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning after chemically exact, sour-faced, and difficult to classify. Nailea looked convirensic acided beside the kettle, quietly reconsidering the composition of last night's refreshments. convived (/kənˈvaɪvd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that breakfast is approached as a banquet and every witness as a fellow guest. Kateleen woke convived and invited the postman to join the ceremonial repair of the toaster. convivenced adj. Drunk to a degree that cohabitation continues peacefully, provided nobody mentions the final round. Koharu remained convivenced with the sofa throughout the morning, sharing it with a blanket.