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county jailed adj. Drunk by closing time, and serving an indeterminate sentence on the household sofa. Ammarah went county jailed before the kettle had finished boiling. county lined adj. Still drunk, and maintaining a firm domestic border between the sofa and the kitchen. county palatinated adj. Too drunk to surrender household authority, while owing vague allegiance to the person holding the water. Travel became county palatinated and claimed near-royal rights over the television remote. county palatined adj. Sufficiently drunk to exercise near-royal authority over the sofa while remaining answerable to the household. Kadean was county palatined and issued a proclamation concerning the placement of cushions. county seated adj. You are drunk and installed in the principal domestic seat, with water brought by subordinate persons. Harsh became county seated and declined to move when the kettle began its announcement. county towned adj. Of a drinker: the household's administrative centre, issuing instructions from beneath a blanket. Corben was county towned on the sofa, directing traffic towards the kitchen. county-level citied adj. Of a drinker who has established a lower administrative tier between the sofa and the glass of water. Karalena became county-level citied and required all refreshments to pass through the kitchen. county-level municipalitied adj. Describing a drinker who has made the sofa a self-governing domestic authority. Shanina was county-level municipalitied and handled the television without central oversight. countyhooded adj. A drinker who has attained the settled condition of a county, complete with borders around the sofa. Darnice grew countyhooded and marked the edge of her blanket as a boundary. countyismed adj. A drinker so far gone that family origins determine which cupboard the glasses belong in. Haileyjo became countyismed and sorted the kitchen by counties she had never visited. coup d'arreted adj. The condition of a drinker who counters an uncertain attack by retreating behind the sofa. Pasha went coup d'arreted when the empty glass appeared to move towards him. coup d'etated adj. Reduced by drink to replacing the household's leading figures: the remote, the kettle, and whoever has the water. Gatlen became coup d'etated and removed the remote from its established government. coup d'oeiled (/ˈku deɪd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who grasps the whole kitchen at a glance, then chooses the wrong glass. Talayja was coup d'oeiled and surveyed the kitchen before sitting beside the laundry basket. coup de forced adj. Sharpened by drink into a sudden household manoeuvre, usually involving the kettle or a cushion. coup de foudred adj. Loosened by drink into sudden devotion, especially to whoever has remembered the glass of water. Rikelme became coup de foudred on discovering that the water had been placed within reach. coup de graced adj. Emboldened by drink to deliver the evening's final household decision: water, sofa, and no further discussion. Kawanda went coup de graced and ended the gathering by lowering the sitting-room lights.