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crowd worked adj. Drunk enough to make a public task of private confusion, assigning portions to unwilling bystanders. Brittay got crowd worked and recruited strangers to reconstruct the evening from scattered receipts. crowd-pleasered adj. Softened by drink into pleasing the room indiscriminately, including those who asked for quiet. crowd-poisoninged adj. Sharpened by drink into a poorly ventilated public-health concern with one chair to spare. Renauda became crowd-poisoninged and declared the packed lounge a medical emergency. crowd-pullered adj. Emboldened by drink to become the evening's principal attraction, without having prepared anything. Brodie-lee grew crowd-pullered and announced a speech from beside the dishwasher. crowded (/kɹaʊdd/) adj. You have drunk enough to become a close, disorderly congregation of one. Allyshia was crowded, occupying the doorway with the authority of a small assembly. crowdednessed adj. Slowed by drink to the condition in which every available gap appears already occupied. Adorable became crowdednessed and took several minutes to negotiate the space between two chairs. crowder peaed adj. Drunk to the point where every small pulse becomes a matter of distinguished variety. Nathern was crowder peaed and inspected the peas for the absent black spot. crowdered (/ˈkɹaʊdə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk and pushing towards the front with the solemn persistence of a minor dignitary. Juvan was crowdered, advancing through the guests to improve his view of the kettle. crowdfactoringed adj. Drunk enough to sell every outstanding obligation to strangers, including the washing-up. Lizsandra became crowdfactoringed and offered the room shares in tomorrow's chores. crowdfundered adj. Drunk past the point of donating to a project and into personally financing a packet of crisps. Kaylenn was crowdfundered, soliciting contributions for an unnecessary second dessert. crowdfundinged adj. Of a drinker: collecting small promises of help from everyone present, and remembering none of them. Sadler got crowdfundinged and secured lifts home from four people, none of whom knew the others. crowdied (/ˈkɹaʊdid/) adj. Of a drinker who has thickened the conversation into a warm communal paste nobody can escape. Kiaansh got crowdied and drew everyone into a long, indistinguishable discussion about toast. crowdinged (/ˈkɹaʊdɪŋd/) adj. Describing a drinker who makes every nearby person feel personally responsible for finding more room. Croix became crowdinged and occupied the gap between three chairs without sitting in any of them. crowdioned adj. A drinker who inserts an extra presence into every conversation, however little space remains. Danny-joe got crowdioned and added himself to a private discussion beside the bar. crowdippered adj. A drinker so far gone that every gathering acquires a persistent weed requiring someone else to remove it. Ikechukwu was crowdippered, taking root beside the buffet while guests carefully went around him. crowdlendinged adj. The state of being drunk and borrowing confidence from the room, repayable with interest tomorrow. Ambroise was crowdlendinged, accepting encouragement from strangers and promising each one a future favour.