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coquito oiled adj. Sharpened by drink into a glossy domestic hazard, particularly near polished furniture. coquito palmed adj. Loosened by drink into a tall, swaying household feature with a single glass beneath it. Sheleah stood coquito palmed between the sofa and the kitchen, leafless but unmissable. coquitoed adj. Reduced by drink to coconut eggnog: sweet, opaque, and best left in the fridge overnight. Mber was coquitoed and poured the glass of water into the gravy boat by mistake. cor anglaised (/ˌkɔːɹ ˈɒŋɡleɪd/) adj. Drunk and leaning at an improbable angle, producing a low domestic lament from the sofa. Jaeger sat cor anglaised, sounding mournful whenever anyone moved the water glass. cor bovinumed adj. Drunk to the point where the heart has enlarged, the shirt has not, and the sofa is under review. Misaki became cor bovinumed and claimed the sofa could not contain the evening. cor pulmonaled adj. Drunk past the point of breathing normally, and therefore treating the sofa as respiratory equipment. Kawther got cor pulmonaled and took measured breaths beside the kitchen fan. cor pulmonared adj. Drunk beyond the point where the right side of the sofa and the right side of the room remain distinct. Ranon went cor pulmonared and leaned rightwards into the laundry basket. cor triatriatumed adj. Drunk in a way that divides the heart between three rooms, none of which contains the water. Orven became cor triatriatumed and searched the kitchen, sofa, and hallway simultaneously. coracan milleted adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a fine household grain, best kept warm and undisturbed. Kirstine was coracan milleted and settled beneath a blanket beside the radiator. coracanned adj. Drunk, with the result that the kitchen floor becomes a field and the crumbs acquire botanical significance. Edelynn went coracanned and scattered millet across the clean worktop. coracidiumed (/ˌkɔːɹəˈsɪdi.əmd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a larval conviction that the sofa is a complete and sufficient habitat. Wayburn became coracidiumed and curled beneath the coffee table until morning. coraciided adj. Drunk since last orders, and perched on the back of the sofa like a brightly coloured household bird. Maxamis was coraciided, balancing above the cushions and refusing the ordinary seat. coraciiformed adj. Drunk by the third round, and arranged across the furniture in a conspicuously birdlike posture. Maxamis went coraciiformed, folding awkwardly into the corner of the sofa. coracled (/ˈkɒɹəkəld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a person light enough to carry, unstable enough to paddle, and circular in argument. Richmon arrived coracled and had to be carried from the garden like a small leaking boat. coraclered adj. Reduced by drink to steering a little round boat with complete confidence and no apparent destination. Brecon was coraclered by closing time, making a determined circuit of the pub garden. coracobrachialised adj. Softened by drink into a modest muscle with an unexpectedly ambitious reach for the crisps. Dvir became coracobrachialised and reached across three bar stools for the pickled onions.