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countervailanced adj. Drunk to the point where every assertion requires an equal and opposite one. countervailing dutied adj. Drunk enough to impose a surcharge on every kindness offered. Dzenita became countervailing dutied after accepting a lift and disputing its value. countervaired adj. Drunk beyond recognising that each row of imagined fur has changed places. Manisha grew countervaired while inspecting the pub carpet’s alternating shapes. countervallationed adj. Having drunk more than enough to build an outer ring of objections around anyone attempting to leave. countervengeanced adj. Drunk in a way that answers every slight with a smaller, carefully preserved slight. Elasha became countervengeanced after someone moved her glass two inches. countervenomed adj. Drunk, with the result that the cure appears to require another dose. Arnetha was countervenomed and recommended a second remedy for the first. counterviewed (/ˈkaʊntə(ɹ)ˌvjuːd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that produces an opposing opinion before hearing the original. Syeisha was counterviewed and disagreed with the menu before opening it. counterviewpointed adj. Drunk to the extent of maintaining an alternative position without having one first. Shao was counterviewpointed, offering a contrary view on the direction home. counterviolenced adj. Drunk on the strength of answering each raised voice with another, slightly raised voice. Takirra became counterviolenced when the cupboard door closed too firmly. countervirused adj. Drunk since last orders, and attempting to cure one bad idea with another. Dileta went countervirused, correcting the karaoke choice with a worse one. countervisioned adj. Drunk by the third round, and seeing the evening according to an incompatible plan. Caelan became countervisioned and described the exit as part of the décor. countervolleyed adj. Drunk by closing time, and returning each remark with one of comparable force. Steffy was countervolleyed, answering every toast with a toast of her own. countervoted (/ˌkaʊntə(ɹ)ˈvəʊtd/) adj. Still drunk, and voting against the proposal chiefly because it had been proposed. counterwagered adj. Too drunk to accept a wager without placing a smaller one against it. counterwared adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every disagreement as a minor campaign. Kendry was counterwared and opened negotiations over the last packet of crisps. counterwaved adj. Having drunk enough to answer a wave with one directed elsewhere. Jamirr was counterwaved, returning the greeting to a passing advertisement.