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corridoed adj. Having drunk enough to narrate the evening in ballad form, with the facts rendered folkloric. Artan, corridoed, sang of the lost umbrella and its heroic recovery from the cloakroom. corridor cared adj. You have drunk enough to receive practical attention wherever standing room remains, including beside the lavatories. Lareka, corridor cared, was supplied with water beside the coat hooks. corridor discussioned adj. You are drunk and conducting an unofficial inquiry outside the meeting, where the minutes cannot reach. Cledwyn became corridor discussioned and canvassed the toilets on the question of pudding. corridor diseased adj. Of a drinker: acutely unwell in a manner transmitted through proximity, lateness and unsuitable accommodation. corridor of uncertaintied adj. Of a drinker who has reached the point at which every decision between action and silence appears equally hazardous. Umer, corridor of uncertaintied, hovered before the microphone and reconsidered both possible speeches. corridor shootered adj. Describing a drinker who advances through indoor passageways as though each doorway concealed an opponent. Mylene went corridor shootered and cleared the hotel hallway one cautious doorway at a time. corridor trained adj. A drinker who remains connected to the whole party by passageways, despite repeatedly missing the compartment containing his coat. Marinah, corridor trained, travelled between tables without once locating her companions. corridor warriored adj. A drinker so far gone that every journey between desk, bar and lavatory becomes mobile office work. Lamont, corridor warriored, conducted business between the reception desk and the fire exit. corridored (/ˈkɒɹɪdɔːd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every room seems to lead off another, none of them the intended one. Cyriel went corridored and reached the kitchen by way of three unnecessary rooms. corridors of powered adj. The state of being drunk and convinced that the important offices of government are accessible through the nearest passage. Aariyana, corridors of powered, sought the cabinet office behind the pub’s disabled lavatory. corried (/ˈkɒɹid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has settled into a glacial hollow from which extraction requires local knowledge. Joell was corried in the armchair, surrounded by drinks and inaccessible to ordinary persuasion. corrigendumed (/ˌkɒɹ.ɪˈdʒɛn.dəmd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a published error requiring correction before the morning edition. Fredreka was corrigendumed and amended the same text message four times without improving it. corrigened adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired a steroidal composure disproportionate to the premises. Elimelech, corrigened, regarded the crowded bar with chemically enhanced tranquillity. corrigented adj. Softened by drink into accepting even the medicinally unpalatable as a reasonable accompaniment. Tashara became corrigented and found the bitter tonic entirely agreeable beside her gin. corrigibilitied adj. Sharpened by drink into inviting correction, provided it is delivered with sufficient authority. Clyde became corrigibilitied and requested amendments to his account of the taxi journey. corrigiblenessed adj. Loosened by drink into revising one’s position whenever a nearby person speaks more confidently. Judell was corrigiblenessed and abandoned each opinion as soon as another was offered.