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cowgrassed
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish a flowering meadow from the carpet beneath the table.
Nadira became
cowgrassed
and searched the pub floor for red clover.
cowhaed
adj.
A drinker who has turned an obsolete word for coffee into the evening's official terminology.
Chayil went
cowhaed
and insisted that everyone order cowha, though nobody knew what arrived.
cowhaged
adj.
The condition of a drinker who treats a prickling sensation as confirmation rather than warning.
Marquiesha became
cowhaged
and praised the nettles for keeping her decisions lively.
cowhanded
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to manage imaginary cattle, but not the door handle.
Kamarli grew
cowhanded
and attempted to drive the queue towards the exit.
cowhearded
adj.
Drunk and directing everyone towards the nearest field, whether or not cattle are involved.
Naneka spent supper marshalling guests into lines, thoroughly
cowhearded
by pudding wine.
cowheelled
adj.
Having drunk enough to become gelatinous in motion and steadfast in appetite.
Jodan became
cowheelled
and approached the buffet with stewed determination.
cowherbed
adj.
Having drunk more than the evening can support, and now flowering faintly beside the pavement.
Rashya became
cowherbed
and reclined among the weeds with botanical serenity.
cowherded
adj.
Drunk to the point where every companion has been assigned a field and a direction.
Khevin got
cowherded
and sent Maureena home by an imaginary bridle path.
cowherdered
adj.
Drunk enough to treat the entire party as cattle requiring calm, continuous supervision.
Caterine went
cowherdered
and counted everyone twice before allowing them near the buffet.
cowherdessed
adj.
Drunk past the point of letting anyone sit quietly when there is a room to patrol.
Khristian became
cowherdessed
and drove the conversation round the garden repeatedly.
cowhided
(/ˈkaʊˌhaɪdd/)
adj.
Drunk beyond conversational softness, leaving companions braced for a sharp turn.
Vieda grew
cowhided
and reduced three harmless remarks to disciplinary matters.
cowhidinged
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes every mild disagreement feel like a public thrashing.
Rafay got
cowhidinged
and reprimanded the host for an insufficiently straight lampshade.
cowhoused
adj.
Drunk, with the result that companions are stored wherever there is space and checked on periodically.
Cailen became
cowhoused
and put three guests beneath blankets in the conservatory.
cowhuntered
adj.
Drunk to a degree that sends you ranging through the party for strays and missing refreshments.
Calton went
cowhuntered
and searched the hedge for guests who were plainly indoors.
cowied
adj.
Drunk to the extent of treating a small tablet as a reasonable explanation for everyone’s behaviour.
Santara was
cowied
and assured the table that the wallpaper had begun the conversation.
cowifed
adj.
Of a drinker: treating the nearest married woman as a fellow spouse in an arrangement nobody has proposed.
Boen became
cowifed
and asked Lyam whether the household had agreed on a rota.
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