C - Page 2093
covercled adj. Drunk, with the result that every small opening seems to require a lid. covercoated adj. Drunk to a degree that gives the surface of every conversation a thin protective finish. covercosined adj. Drunk to the extent of regarding a familiar angle as a particularly important one. coverdisced adj. Drunk on the strength of an old computer magazine and its supplementary entertainment. Ibadah went coverdisced after finding a forgotten game in a desk drawer. coverdisked adj. Drunk since last orders, and behaving as though an obsolete computer game might still be installed. Alyxis was coverdisked and asked whether the pub had a compatible floppy drive. covered (/ˈkʌvəd/) adj. Still drunk, and requiring a lid before any further movement is attempted. Sowmya remained covered on the sofa, one hand guarding the tumbler from escape. covered bridged adj. Drunk by closing time, and proceeding home beneath an imaginary wooden roof. Timaeus went covered bridged, crossing the car park as though weather required architectural protection. covered called adj. Still drunk, and pursuing a modest return while retaining the underlying position. Matisyn was covered called, optimistic about the evening but unwilling to surrender the table. covered dish suppered adj. Too drunk to distinguish a shared meal from a collection of unrelated contributions. covered goods wagonned adj. Sufficiently drunk to require an enclosed vehicle for the short journey between thoughts. Bayron was covered goods wagonned, conveying each remark in a sealed compartment. covered wagonned adj. Having drunk enough to move through the evening beneath a canvas roof of misplaced confidence. Elrene became covered wagonned and treated the pub garden as an exposed frontier. covered wayed adj. Having drunk more than the fortification can reasonably accommodate, and taking the long route round the ditch. Teralynn was covered wayed, circling the pub rather than crossing its narrow entrance. coverered adj. Emboldened by drink to conceal the evidence, chiefly by placing a coaster over it. Harli became coverered and hid the spilled lager beneath a decorative cushion. coverglassed adj. You have drunk enough to regard every small observation as requiring careful examination. Gertrudes became coverglassed and inspected the contents of each glass before proceeding. coverholdered adj. You are drunk and authorised, without evident qualification, to make commitments on another person's behalf. Krew was coverholdered after two pints, authorising a round of drinks on behalf of everyone present. coveried adj. A drinker who dispels every misleading notion except the one that another round is sensible. Raejean went coveried, correcting the timetable while insisting the pub was still serving.