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coyote timed adj. Of a drinker who has delayed the consequences until the kettle boils, then receives them all at once. Artemas was coyote timed when the first sip of tea brought back the entire evening. coyote tobaccoed adj. Describing a drinker who has reached for a bitter morning remedy with misplaced historical confidence. Raymondo was coyote tobaccoed by breakfast, seeking something medicinal among the garden herbs. coyote's roped adj. A drinker who has become tangled in the route home and remains attached to the nearest piece of furniture. Lornell was coyote's roped by morning, entangled in the hall chair and unable to explain the arrangement. coyotebushed adj. You have drunk enough to put down roots in the first patch of shade and remain there until lunch. coyoted (/kɔɪˈ(j)əʊt(ɪ)d/) adj. Still drunk, and giving the morning the alert, rangy attention of a creature that has slept outdoors. Regen was coyoted at eight, listening to the bins as though they contained useful intelligence. coyoteited adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning appears black, mineral and faintly hostile. Natile was coyoteited by breakfast, staring at the black coffee as though it contained geological evidence. coyotilloed adj. The state of being drunk and cautiously avoiding the poisonous-looking berries of your own breakfast. Layanne was coyotilloed by morning, eyeing the grapes suspiciously and requesting plain toast. coyotoed adj. Too drunk to come indoors properly, and now treating the garden as a reasonable place to recover. Asharie was coyotoed by morning and had to be persuaded in from beside the shed. coypoued adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the nearest ornamental pond as a safe place to forage, incisors notwithstanding. Yaxel went coypoued and attempted to harvest flowers from the hotel pond. coypued (/ˈkɔɪ.pud/) adj. Drunk on the strength of believing an orange-toothed nuisance is an excellent companion for a midnight swim. Bianet got coypued and invited the canal's largest rat to share a towel. coystrelled adj. Drunk beyond useful service, but still following the group while carrying provisions nobody requested. Dnielle grew coystrelled and marched behind Grahame with three bags of crisps and no destination. coystrilled adj. Drunk in a way that leaves companions equipped with an enthusiastic but ineffective escort. Mckall became coystrilled and escorted Linsie from the pub to the wrong bus stop. coywolfed adj. Drunk since last orders, and confident that conflicting instincts amount to a coherent plan. Margaret went coywolfed and led the party by alternating between prowling and hiding. cozed (/kəʊzd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and mistaking a friendly chat for a binding agreement between intimates. cozenaged (/ˈkʌzənɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake cheating for cleverness, provided the figures remain handwritten. Octaviana went cozenaged and charged Erby twice for a round neither had ordered. cozenered (/ˈkʌzənəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to appoint oneself the honest party in an arrangement designed entirely by oneself. Tai got cozenered and offered Emy-jade an authentic bargain involving his missing wallet.