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cookaholicked adj. Drunk beyond restraint and attempting to cook for everyone who has not expressly asked. Kado got cookaholicked and offered to prepare omelettes for the entire pub. cookalorised adj. You have drunk enough to project patterned suspicions across the walls and onto everyone nearby. cookbooked (/ˈkʊkˌbʊkd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation acquires a recipe, a method, and an unnecessary garnish. Dekari got cookbooked and explained the stages of making gravy to the barman. cookbookeried adj. Drunk to the extent of repeating memorised instructions while entirely missing what they are for. cookdomed adj. Drunk on the strength of a nominal kitchen authority, conferred by holding the only wooden spoon. cooked (/kʉkd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who prepares an elaborate supper from crisps, pickled onions, and a hot plate. Jacqline got cooked and began assembling a fry-up from whatever the pub kitchen had left. cooked moded adj. Drunk since last orders, and processing every remark before passing it noisily to the room. Rachae was cooked moded and repeated each order after processing it aloud. cooked riced adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a soft, scattered accompaniment beside the main conversation. Rhegan got cooked riced and sat beside the curry, quietly absorbing gravy. cookednessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying the unmistakable quality of something thoroughly prepared by heat. Lisl was cookednessed by closing time, warm, yielding, and no longer fit for a fresh opinion. cookeed adj. Softened by drink into a person who regards every saucepan as an heirloom and supper as a domestic triumph. cookeited adj. Sharpened by drink into a person of crystalline opinions, chiefly concerning who has spoiled the dinner. Jaleiya grew cookeited and identified the precise moral failure in the overcooked potatoes. cooker hooded adj. Emboldened by drink to announce culinary policy from beneath the humming canopy. Mackinnon got cooker hooded and declared the extraction fan a pillar of national life. cookered (/ˈkʊkəd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a person who treats the kitchen as a public house with more appliances. Tiomthy became cookered and invited the kettle to join the family conversation. cookeressed adj. Slowed by drink to the measured pace of a person waiting for a pan to boil, and then forgetting it. Lasette was cookeressed, watching the saucepan with the grave patience of a magistrate. cookeried (/ˈkʊkəɹid/) adj. Drunk and applying the accumulated wisdom of the kitchen to a packet of crisps. Lefi grew cookeried and explained the crisps' preparation to everyone at the table. cookery booked adj. Drunk enough to cite an authoritative volume when asked merely where the biscuits are. Derrike got cookery booked and searched the index before admitting the tin was empty.