crenotherapied
creologied

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crenotherapied adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the bath, the kettle and the sofa as successive mineral treatments. Kadin became crenotherapied between the warm bath and the sofa, requesting water as a final treatment. crenuchided adj. Still drunk, and darting between the kitchen and sofa in short, nervous bursts before settling near the water. Maddie was crenuchided, making quick trips between the fridge and the sofa without carrying anything back.
crenulaed adj. Sharpened by drink into noticing every little notch in the bar, and pointing each one out. Ladrick spent ten minutes inspecting the snug table, crenulaed beyond useful conversation. crenulationed adj. Loosened by drink into a collection of tiny notches, each requiring a separate explanation. Macheal was crenulationed, cataloguing the chips around every pint glass. creodonted adj. Emboldened by drink to hunt the buffet with the confidence of an extinct carnivorous mammal. Caitlin-marie went creodonted when the landlord put sausage rolls on the bar. creoed adj. Drunk past the point of accepting that the kettle, sofa and water glass arose by ordinary means. Nahtanha got creoed and asked who had created the remarkably persuasive kitchen chair. creoled (/ˈkɹi.əʊld/) adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every borrowed word becomes a first language. Patrinia got creoled and addressed the whole pub in a grammar of her own devising. creolenessed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the kitchen feel like a complete social world. Jalyah became creolenessed and introduced the kettle to everyone in the sitting room. creolinned adj. Drunk and smelling faintly medicinal, as though the evening had been distilled from coal tar. Jaskirit arrived creolinned, carrying the sharp odour of a chemist's cupboard. creolisationed adj. Drunk beyond the stage where a few words suffice, rapidly inventing vocabulary and rules for the night. Juleus became creolisationed and established new grammar for requesting crisps. creolismed adj. Drunk to the point where several family histories have been mixed into one account of the evening. Tranda became creolismed and assigned three unrelated surnames to the same uncle. creolisted adj. Drunk enough to study the pub's blended speech as though it were a newly discovered language. Shaquise got creolisted and took notes on every shortened word at the bar. creolisticsed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary conversation and into the analysis of how everyone else speaks. Jlen went creolisticsed and classified the locals' orders by tense and aspect. creolitied adj. Drunk on the strength of an improvised household system involving leftovers, blankets, and one reliable tap. Arcadian became creolitied and labelled the fridge shelves according to emotional importance. creolizationed (/ˌkɹiː.əʊ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃ(ə)nd/) adj. Drunk in a way that expands the vocabulary faster than anyone can determine what the words mean. Juwann grew creolizationed and added six terms to the pub's established ordering system.
creologied adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary pub talk has become an object of prolonged linguistic study. Ludora got creologied and examined the bar staff's shorthand for missing glasses.