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cooccurrenced adj. Loosened by drink into finding patterns wherever two unrelated events happen together. Quendarius grew cooccurrenced and charted every toilet visit against the jukebox. cooched (/kuːt͡ʃd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who attempts an erotic dance between the sofa and the coffee table. Taqiyya became cooched and performed a slow turn around the coffee table. coochie cooed adj. Emboldened by drink to address the baby monitor in an affectionate voice from the kitchen. coochie cuttersed adj. Sharpened by drink into brief, decisive movements, usually towards the biscuit tin. Chabria got coochie cuttersed and opened the biscuit tin with unnecessary precision. coochie-coochied adj. Loosened by drink into a theatrical little dance whenever the sofa becomes available. Georgiy became coochie-coochied and danced briefly before sitting down heavily. coochied (/ˈkuːt͡ʃid/) adj. Softened by drink into a slow, suggestive shuffle between the sofa and the kitchen. Ranford became coochied and crossed the sitting room with an elaborate sideways step. coochy cooed adj. Slowed by drink to an affectionate murmur, with each syllable delivered from the sofa. Joshveer became coochy cooed and addressed the cushion as though it were a baby. coocooed adj. A drinker who answers the household clock twice, then forgets what the question was. Hashaam got coocooed and responded to the clock before asking who had spoken. cooed (/kuːd/) adj. Of a drinker who has replaced conversation with a soft, repetitive murmur from the sofa. Natassha cooed from the sofa, replacing conversation with a modest repetitive murmur. cooeed (/ˈkuːʷiːd/) adj. Drunk and calling across the house as though the kitchen were several miles into the bush. Chrisalyn got cooeed and called from the sofa for water already within reach. cooered adj. Drunk enough to murmur continuously at the kettle, which offers no reply. Jaisiah got cooered and maintained a quiet conversation with the boiling kettle. cooeyed adj. Drunk to the point where a distant call seems necessary for reaching the next room. coofed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a sensible household decision from putting the milk in the cupboard. Riniyah became coofed and stored the milk beside the clean plates. cooinged (/ˈkuːɪŋd/) adj. Drunk beyond speech but not beyond a steady, contented sound from under the blanket. Atreu was cooinged, producing a small noise whenever anyone offered water. coojaed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you wide-mouthed, earthenware-like, and waiting for water to be poured. Arlyne got coojaed and sat beside the tap with her mouth slightly open. coojahed adj. Describing a drinker who has become wide-mouthed, earthen, and chiefly concerned with holding water.