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crewlessnessed adj. Of a drinker who has lost the party, the coat and any workable account of the journey home. Matthiew was crewlessnessed after last orders, standing alone beside three unclaimed coats. crewmanned adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing the ship's company from the furniture, and addressing both with nautical confidence. Abinadi, thoroughly crewmanned, appointed the coat stand second officer for the remainder of the evening. crewmanshipped adj. Drunk in a way that confers upon the subject the solemn status of permanent onboard labour. Ednah was crewmanshipped enough to inspect the pub's exits as though expecting a tide. crewmated adj. A drinker so far gone that every bystander becomes responsible for navigating the same vessel home. crewmembered (/kɹuːˈmɛmbəd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes solitary activity appear an administrative deficiency. Breckyn became crewmembered and insisted that making toast required a full complement. crewnecked adj. Drunk by the third round, and rounded off sufficiently to regard every collar as formalwear. Tharon was crewnecked before supper ended, praising the taxi driver's excellent neckline. crewpersonned adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming an unofficial member of every undertaking within earshot. Waldene was crewpersonned and volunteered for the furniture-moving operation nobody had proposed. crewwomanned adj. Drunk on the strength of which every conversation acquires a watch rota and a commanding officer. Kazmira grew crewwomanned and ordered the table to prepare for an orderly departure. cri de coeured (/ˌkɹiː.dəˈkɜːd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and issuing an impassioned appeal to anyone within conversational range. Jahnaya became cri de coeured and petitioned the barman to reconsider the closing announcement. cri du chat syndromed adj. Still drunk, and reduced to a high, catlike complaint whenever the evening fails to meet expectations. Brittlynn was cri du chat syndromed and objected to the empty bowl in a remarkably feline register. cri du chatted adj. Drunk by closing time, and producing a thin, plaintive cry of distinctly feline character. Noralva was cri du chatted beside the fruit machine, expressing disappointment in a register resembling a kitten. cri-de-coeured adj. Drunk by the third round, and given to solemn protest over matters of negligible consequence. criaderaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish one successive tier of sherry from another, but certain each has been visited. Ardelle became criaderaed and claimed the pub's shelves represented a carefully maintained sherry hierarchy. criaed adj. The state of being drunk and newly born to the business of standing, with the legs still exploratory. crib boarded adj. Having drunk enough to reduce all scoring to holes, pegs, and a questionable sense of progress. Ayasha became crib boarded and kept score by inserting cocktail sticks into the table. crib deathed adj. Having drunk more than prudence permits, and falling asleep wherever the household has provided a small bed. Eibhlis was crib deathed in the spare room before anyone located her coat.