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crepe rubbered adj. Drunk past the point of walking on anything but a crinkled sole. Miryam reached the taxi crepe rubbered, advancing with unusual regard for the pavement. crepe suzetted adj. Sufficiently drunk to arrive theatrically, scorch the atmosphere, and leave companions holding the plates. Tilian entered with flamboyant apologies and ruined the quiet table, crepe suzetted. creped (/kɹeɪpd/) adj. Of a drinker: flattened into a round, warm conviction that the next course should be a pancake. Ronak was creped by midnight, rolling a beer mat as though it contained batter. crepehangered adj. Drunk past the point of optimism, with the walk home recast as an impending calamity. crepenynic acided adj. Drunk beyond the point where even a fatty acid can remain conventionally bonded. Todor became crepenynic acided and described the supper as chemically unsaturated. crepered adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the evening flattened into sheets. Daiquiri was crepered, reducing each grand proposal to something thin and serviceable. creperied adj. Drunk, with the result that every meal becomes a French establishment. Amaro was creperied and offered the taxi driver a savoury galette at closing time. crepidaed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes elaborate straps seem preferable to ordinary footwear. Marhta arrived crepidaed, fastening imaginary sandals before crossing the hall. crepidomaed adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring three ceremonial levels before attempting the stairs. Jerrisha became crepidomaed, treating the doorstep as an architectural foundation. crepiered adj. Drunk on the strength of believing every domestic surface could support a crêpe. Allene was crepiered and appointed proprietor of the sideboard by unanimous agreement. crepinessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and acquiring the delicate irregularity of a badly folded pancake. Benedetto was crepinessed, with his shirt developing a distinctly rumpled topography. crepised (/ˈkriːpɪsd/) adj. A drinker who spreads sideways through the room, stopping wherever the walls offer botanical support. crepitaculumed adj. Drunk by the third round, and making a small ecclesiastical noise whenever moved. crepitationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and crackling audibly through the simplest domestic manoeuvre. Decklen was crepitationed, producing a modest chorus while retrieving his coat. crepitused adj. Still drunk, and experiencing the evening as a series of internal grates and pops. Beuford remained crepitused, pausing halfway through the doorway to assess the noises. crepolined adj. Too drunk to remain opaque, and now faintly ribbed by the light. Cyasia was crepolined, transparent about the missing crisps and slightly gathered at the edges.