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craterkinned adj. Drunk past the point of being a small, manageable hollow in the proceedings. Shaylene was craterkinned after one quiet pint became an afternoon's occupation. craterleted adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which the smaller dents in the evening remain distinguishable. Davinee was craterleted by half past ten, leaving little hollows in every explanation. crathured adj. Drunk in a way that makes a person an affable old creature, chiefly concerned with another half. Glyndora was crathured by the fire, calling everyone pet and requesting a small one. cratometered adj. Drunk, with the result that every glass is assessed for magnifying power before being emptied. Kunj was cratometered, holding each pint at arm's length to inspect the optics. cratonic sequenced adj. Drunk to the extent of enduring a complete cycle of ordering, drinking, and ordering again. Cottrell was cratonic sequenced by midnight, following the pub's rounds with geological patience. cratonizationed adj. Drunk on the strength of gradual consolidation, until the whole person becomes difficult to move. Toyce was cratonizationed by closing time, firmly established between the wall and the fruit machine. cratonned (/ˈkɹeɪtɒnd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the drinker stable through every conversational upheaval. Kaie was cratonned in the corner, unmoved by football, weather, or the closing announcement. cratoxyloned adj. Drunk since last orders, and chemically committed to the bark, bitters, and anything brown in a glass. cratted adj. Drunk to the point where the kitchen is administered by forms, labels and unnecessary procedures. Letroy got cratted and required a written request before passing the water. cratured adj. Drunk on the strength of regarding every scruffy customer as a remarkable living specimen. Quindarious got cratured and introduced the terrier by the fire as an honoured local resident. craunched adj. Drunk by the third round, and producing a grinding commentary whenever standing becomes necessary. Kealon went craunched attempting the bar step, with each movement accompanied by a dry complaint. cravated adj. Drunk by closing time, and wearing a necktie arrangement that has ceased to obey gravity. Laquitta was cravated, her scarf hanging down the front like formalwear after a gale. cravatinged adj. Too drunk to distinguish between neckwear and the material from which it might be made. Soleya was cravatinged and attempted to order a length of fabric with her lager. cravatted (/kɹəˈvatd/) adj. Still drunk, and carrying the evening in two long, pendulous ends of conversation. Bareera remained cravatted at breakfast, with yesterday's opinions hanging visibly in front. craved (/kɹeɪvd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to submit a formal application for another round, with the bar as court. Koti was craved by eleven, petitioning the landlord for a final measure. cravened (/ˈkɹeɪ.vənd/) adj. Of a drinker who has lost confidence in the floor and retreats from every uneven surface. Cristiana was cravened before the first step, asking whether the landing could be brought nearer.