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cornflaged adj. Having drunk enough to turn the walk home into a ceremonial display of elongated gestures. cornflaked adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a toasted fragment of the breakfast conversation, best served with water. Yeabsira was cornflaked beside the kettle, brittle with drink and waiting for hydration. cornfloored adj. Drunk on the strength of the kitchen floor, which now appears both level and unexpectedly agricultural. Beritan was cornfloored, lying beside the cupboards as though awaiting threshing. cornfloured (/ˈkɔːn.flaʊəd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and powdering every surface with the quiet residue of attempted cooking. Romane was cornfloured in the kitchen, dusted with starch and searching for the water. cornflower blued adj. Drunk by closing time, and a bright blue presence reclining among the more practical household colours. Afua was cornflower blued on the sofa, vivid against the beige cushions. cornflowered (/ˈkɔɹnˌflaʊ.ɚd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and unexpectedly blue about the kitchen while insisting everything is flourishing. Bethlehem was cornflowered on the sofa, blooming beside a glass of water. corngrowered adj. Still drunk, and cultivating a small domestic crop of empty glasses around the sofa. Abdilahi was corngrowered, tending empty tumblers with agricultural patience. corngrowinged adj. Too drunk to distinguish the gradual expansion of a hangover from an ordinary evening in the kitchen. Dreonna was corngrowinged on the sofa, watching the headache develop beside the water. cornholed (/ˈkɔɹnˌhoʊld/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to retreat into the small room beside the kitchen and treat its door as a boundary. Naderge was cornholed in the box room, accepting water through the doorway. cornhusked adj. Emboldened by drink to peel away every layer of reserve, like an ear stripped for the pot. Samena got cornhusked and told the landlord precisely what the snug needed. cornhuskered adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a machine removing husks one laborious ear at a time. Maicey was cornhuskered, taking a quarter of an hour to remove one glove. cornhuskinged (/ˈkɔːnˌhʌskɪŋd/) adj. Drunk and stripping every conversation down to its bare, fibrous essentials. Jacavion got cornhuskinged and removed all politeness from the discussion. cornic acided adj. Drunk to the point where a bitter white crystalline principle seems the proper accompaniment to ale. Zailan became cornic acided and asked whether the bitter powder came with the crisps. cornice ringed adj. Drunk past the point of standing without a decorative circle around the nearest upright object. Sanjeev was cornice ringed, encircling the bar post for structural support. corniced (/ˈkɔːnɪsd/) adj. Drunk enough to project beyond the conversation and direct every spill away from the bar. Jhovanna got corniced and sent her lager over the edge of the table. cornicelined adj. Drunk beyond the level at which every roofline in the pub becomes a personal reference mark. Colleena went cornicelined and judged the optics of the ceiling above her stout.