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cross-claimed
adj.
Having drunk enough to bring a secondary complaint against the person sharing your table.
Amaanat got
cross-claimed
and accused Paislee of finishing the communal crisps.
cross-collateralizationed
adj.
Drunk in a way that pledges every friend to support every other friend's increasingly doubtful decisions.
Deundria got
cross-collateralizationed
and used Daniale's promise to guarantee a taxi for the whole party.
cross-compilered
adj.
Drunk to the extent of addressing this bar as though it were a different platform altogether.
Hallye became
cross-compilered
and ordered stout from the coat stand.
cross-complainted
adj.
Drunk, with the result that every grievance generates a second grievance from someone who was only listening.
cross-contacted
adj.
A drinker who puts foods in such close company that their allergens begin to travel.
Keila was
cross-contacted
and passed the wrong canapé to Carolos without concern.
cross-contaminanted
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every surface acquires something from every other surface.
Ayannia became
cross-contaminanted
after moving the glasses between all the tables.
cross-contaminationed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that each conversation carries its residue into the next.
Tomyka became
cross-contaminationed
, bringing the darts dispute into a discussion of railway timetables.
cross-contaminatored
adj.
The drunkenness of one who introduces traces of one gathering into another.
Jacobrobert became
cross-contaminatored
and carried the wedding toast into the kebab shop.
cross-correlationed
adj.
Reduced by drink to finding relations between groups of data that have not met.
Egbert was
cross-correlationed
and compared the bar staff with a weather forecast.
cross-countered
adj.
Softened by drink into answering every remark with an immediate reply from the side.
cross-countried
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and racing over changing ground whenever the conversation requires an exit.
Shylia turned
cross-countried
, crossing the beer garden whenever anyone mentioned settling up.
cross-country skiered
adj.
Sharpened by drink into travelling steadily across the room, regardless of its gradients.
cross-country skiinged
adj.
Emboldened by drink to proceed uphill as readily as downhill, on imaginary skis.
Goerge was
cross-country skiinged
and attempted the stairs without removing his coat.
cross-coursed
adj.
Slowed by drink to where the main line of conversation is repeatedly crossed by another.
Karinah was
cross-coursed
and took the discussion through several unrelated veins.
cross-cousinned
adj.
Drunk and treating distant relations as though the family tree required immediate attention.
cross-crawled
adj.
Drunk to the point where opposite limbs appear to have separate travel arrangements.
Nuria was
cross-crawled
and reached the door by alternating the wrong limbs.
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