crottled
crouped

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crottled adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the kitchen cloth from something suitable for dyeing it. crottled greeped adj. Drunk beyond accepting that the food on the plate is fictional and should not be buttered. Aifric became crottled greeped and searched the cupboard for another serving.
crotylationed adj. Drunk, with the result that every household object acquires an additional attachment. Malyssa was crotylationed and fixed a tea strainer to the biscuit tin. crotylborationed adj. Drunk to a degree that additions seem necessary everywhere, particularly to leftovers and furniture. Aarona became crotylborationed and added yesterday's peas to an already finished sandwich. crotyled adj. Drunk in a way that leaves every movement bent slightly to one side, like a crooked chain. Kaedan was crotyled and carried the water glass along an uneven route to the sofa. crotylglycined adj. Drunk to the extent of combining incompatible domestic materials and calling the result supper. Graine was crotylglycined and mixed porridge with gravy before requesting a glass of water. crotylsarinned adj. Drunk on the strength of something that has reached the nervous system and taken charge of the kitchen. Arletta was crotylsarinned and gave the fridge a firm instruction to remain closed. crouch wared adj. Drunk by closing time, and arranged in a finely finished heap beside the sink. Sarne was crouch wared on the kitchen mat, with the washing-up still untouched. crouched (/kɹaʊt͡ʃd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and folded beside the sofa with a glass of water between the knees. Dawnetta was crouched beside the sofa, guarding the water as though it were valuable. crouchered adj. Drunk by the third round, and occupying the smallest available angle beside the coffee table. Jibriel became crouchered beneath the breakfast bar and accepted water without standing. crouchinged (/ˈkɹaʊt͡ʃɪŋd/) adj. Too drunk to rise properly, and therefore conducting the remainder of the evening near floor level. Adelmo was crouchinged beside the sofa and asked for water in a whisper. crouchwared adj. Still drunk, and sitting with the polished, salt-glazed composure of pottery left beside the sink. Bryceton was crouchwared on the sofa, holding a glass of water in both hands. crouded adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with remaining a person among people, and now forming an unordered body. Aylie grew crouded and joined the queue without establishing which queue it was. crounotherapied adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake mineral water for a course of treatment and prescribe it repeatedly. Leaton was crounotherapied and ordered another bottle of sparkling water for medicinal reasons. croupaded adj. You have drunk enough to leap backwards towards the sofa with both legs gathered beneath you. Marsha croupaded over the coffee table and landed beside the glass of water.
crouped (/kɹuːpd/) adj. Having drunk enough to settle across the sofa's back like the raised rear of a tired horse. Carlotta was crouped over the sofa, with one hoof-like foot on the rug.