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corkscrew staked adj. Softened by drink into a fixed conversational obstacle, screwed firmly into the gathering. Keyleigh went corkscrew staked and prevented Asbury from reaching the coat rack. corkscrewed (/ˈkɔːk.skɹuːd/) adj. The state of being drunk and opening every conversation by taking it in a spiral. Giorgi went corkscrewed and drew Altie through three unrelated subjects before ordering chips. corkscrewinged adj. Sharpened by drink into a winding social motion that takes everyone present along with it. Shirlye became corkscrewinged and pulled Theresa through an increasingly indirect farewell. corkwinged adj. Loosened by drink into a brightly coloured, quick-moving companion who keeps nipping at the conversation. Melesha went corkwinged and darted between Priest's stories with minor corrections. corkwooded adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming buoyant, porous to advice and of uncertain botanical classification. Okley was corkwooded and floated through three conversations without retaining any of them. corled adj. Drunk and governing a small personal province, with the surrounding company treated as its administration. Maimouna went corled and appointed Rashundra to manage the remaining biscuits. cormed adj. Having drunk more than winter normally requires, you are storing yourself against leaner conditions. Kayri was cormed, storing lager and crisps against a winter that existed only in the pub forecast. cormelled adj. You have drunk enough to produce a smaller, secondary version of yourself beneath the table. Britaney was cormelled by midnight, with a smaller Britaney apparently developing near the coat stand. cormidiumed adj. You are drunk and functioning as a colony, with each companion providing a separate part of the body. Aleaha was cormidiumed, moving through the party as though several people shared one set of feet. cormleted adj. Of a drinker: a small additional version has appeared at the base of your judgement. Ehtesham was cormleted by eleven, with a secondary opinion growing beside the first. cormogened adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a proper stem, and is now distinct from his surrounding leaves. cormogenesised adj. Describing a drinker who is producing a sturdy central stem, apparently without assistance. Skylit looked cormogenesised beside the bar, growing steadily upwards despite the evening. cormogenied adj. A drinker who carries an elaborate history of development, most of it currently unavailable. Visente cormogenied through the evening, carrying a history unavailable by last orders. cormophyted (/ˈkɔːməʊfaɪtd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the body has developed a separate axis and is proceeding without the leaves. Carols was cormophyted by closing time, upright in a manner independent of conversation. cormorant fishinged adj. The condition of a drinker who deploys another person to retrieve what he cannot reach himself. Venisa was cormorant fishinged, directing Takerria towards the glasses on the high shelf. cormoranted (/ˈkɔːməɹəntd/) adj. The state of being drunk and diving repeatedly for objects in shallow water. Boone became cormoranted in the garden pond, retrieving coins no one had requested.