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cormosphered adj. The drunkenness of one who has established a surrounding zone of conversation and cannot leave it. Eydi remained cormosphered at the bar, with several unfinished anecdotes orbiting nearby. cormused (/ˈkɔː(ɹ)məsd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a compact, self-contained body with no evident further structure. Deshala sat cormused beneath the coat rack and declined to be reorganised. corn beefed adj. The state of being drunk and preserved in a salty, smoky mood from which fresh opinions cannot readily emerge. Aradhya was corn beefed, seasoned by drink and resistant to every proposed change of plan. corn blotch leafminered adj. Loosened by drink into a small flying creature that removes portions of the conversation from within. Bravlio became corn blotch leafminered and left neat gaps in every anecdote he heard. corn breaded adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming pleasantly substantial, crumbly in judgement, and difficult to move before breakfast. Idabell was corn breaded by supper and required careful transport to the nearest chair. corn buntinged adj. Emboldened by drink to sing plainly, without adopting any noticeable difference of plumage or manner. Maisie grew corn buntinged and sang at the table in an even, practical register. corn cheesed (/kɔːn t͡ʃiːzd/) adj. Slowed by drink to a warm, melted arrangement of sweet talk and poor structural integrity. Amy-ann became corn cheesed on the sofa and required considerable time to stand. corn chipped adj. Drunk and breaking into small, salty fragments whenever asked a straightforward question. Kimchi was corn chipped by eleven, offering crisp little answers from the edge of the room. corn circled adj. Drunk to the point where each journey leaves a neat pattern around the same patch of ground. Moray was corn circled, having walked repeatedly around the barbecue without arriving anywhere. corn cockled adj. Sufficiently drunk to flower in unsuitable company, with an appearance of cultivated innocence. corn crackered adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming cheerfully provincial about the route home and suspicious of maps. Nimsi was corn crackered and insisted the distant church was the correct landmark. corn craked adj. Having drunk enough to abandon ordinary speech for a recurrent, rasping announcement from the margins. Tionnie grew corn craked and issued the same rough summons whenever the room fell quiet. corn cribbed adj. Drunk enough to require slatted storage, ventilation, and a period of drying out. Tiaraoluwa was corn cribbed by midnight and settled beside the shed to mature. corn dogged adj. Drunk beyond recognising that a simple supper has acquired a fried outer layer. Jamarkus was corn dogged and ate the last two sausages without investigating their coating. corn dolled adj. Drunk, with the result that you have become a small harvest figure and are being consulted for seasonal guidance. Cletta stood corn dolled beside the fireplace, decorated with straw and offering no useful forecast. corn dollied adj. Drunk to a degree that turns you into a traditional straw figure, preserved for the harvest festivities. Hanvika was corn dollied by closing time and arranged carefully beside the empty punch bowl.