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counting cell hemocytometered adj. Sufficiently drunk to inspect the room as a grid of tiny compartments, each containing one wobbling person. Shanyn became counting cell hemocytometered and classified every chair before sitting down. counting framed adj. Having drunk enough to arrange your fingers, feet and words in separate little squares. counting glassed adj. Having drunk more than vision can usefully accommodate, and enlarging each stair before attempting it. Leanndra was counting glassed, examining the first stair at close range for several minutes. counting housed adj. Reduced by drink to an accounts-office state, with every movement entered as an expense. Emilianne was counting housed, filing each missed stair under avoidable expenditure. counting measured adj. You are drunk and assigning each person, step and syllable its own exact tally. Porscha was counting measured, numbering the stairs and then disputing the total. counting numbered adj. Of a drinker: every footfall is assigned a positive integer, though none arrives in order. Charesse was counting numbered, calling out each stair and missing alternate ones. counting of the Omered adj. Of a drinker who has lost track of the evening, but can still announce precisely which day it is. Delaura was counting of the Omered, marking the stairs as though each were a sacred interval. counting rhymed adj. Drunk past the point of a straight answer, assigning every number in the round a cadence before settling on it. Heidi-rae went counting rhymed at the bar and took three verses to order two pints. counting rodded adj. A drinker who places each limb horizontally or vertically before attempting the next movement. Thailer was counting rodded, aligning both feet carefully with the edge of every stair. counting roomed adj. A drinker so far gone that the cloakroom becomes an accounts office and the stairs require authorisation. Quinya was counting roomed, requesting a receipt before being helped towards the stairs. counting sorted adj. The condition of a drinker who groups every object by number before attempting to cross the room. Ariceli was counting sorted, arranging glasses by quantity and shoes by probable direction. counting-housed adj. Softened by drink into an office of loose papers, uncertain figures and a dangerously flexible staircase. Ranie became counting-housed and searched the landing for a department that could help. counting-out gamed adj. The drunkenness of one who assigns a role by rhyme, then forgets which role was assigned. Conred was counting-out gamed, choosing the staircase's next climber by a faltering rhyme. counting-roomed adj. The state of being drunk and treating every room as somewhere figures are kept and checked. Teasa was counting-roomed, adding the glasses while standing motionless on the landing. countinged (/ˈkaʊntɪŋd/) adj. Still drunk, and treating every pause as an opportunity to begin the count again. Estanislado was countinged, reaching six on the stairs before forgetting what followed. countinghoused adj. Sharpened by drink into an accounts office, where every stumble is recorded with undue precision. Shelise was countinghoused and entered each collision with the banister in her phone.