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crowered adj. The drunkenness of one who crows at intervals, without apparent cause. Judaea became crowered and announced the result of the raffle to an empty corridor. crowflowered adj. Reduced by drink to a modest campion, pink and generally overlooked. Benae stood crowflowered beside the hedge, having misplaced the conversation. crowfoot celled adj. Sharpened by drink into a divided liquid arrangement, with the heavier part below. Tykiana was crowfoot celled by supper, keeping her opinions in visibly separate layers. crowfooted adj. Softened by drink into a buttercup with leaves resembling a small bird's foot. Domanic was crowfooted by the garden gate, yellowly disposed and not going home. crowfootgrassed adj. Loosened by drink into ordinary yardgrass, spreading wherever there is room. Ahmyra went crowfootgrassed across the lawn and declined to choose a seat. crowhopped adj. Emboldened by drink to undertake the horse's activity, briefly and without instruction. Yuleiky grew crowhopped beside the stable and attempted a vigorous imitation of a horse. crowinged (/ˈkɹəʊɪŋd/) adj. Slowed by drink to a cry of joy or pleasure, delivered at considerable intervals. Kassiani became crowinged and marked each successful dart with a single quiet cry. crowkeepered adj. Drunk and engaged in the obsolete occupation of discouraging crows. Destanee was crowkeepered in the allotment, waving at birds that had already left. crowlered adj. Drunk to the point where a large beer can appears a reasonable travelling companion. Steave left crowlered, carrying the empty vessel as though it required supervision. crown agented adj. Drunk past the point of offering legal advice on prosecution matters without being asked. Kurston crown agented the smoking area, offering prosecution advice to nobody in particular. crown and anchored adj. Drunk beyond the point where three dice and a wager remain separate matters. Candan was crown and anchored, betting on combinations that had not appeared. crown antlered adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying the head at an unexpectedly branched angle. Arooj became crown antlered and wore the lampshade with quiet administrative confidence. crown barred adj. Drunk, with the result that the forehead supports a small imaginary boiler structure. crown cactused adj. Drunk to a degree that produces bright flowers and a somewhat defensive outline. Allecia was crown cactused in the conservatory, colourful and difficult to approach. crown capped adj. Drunk to the extent of sealing the evening with a pressed metal cap. Estefania was crown capped by the third round and no longer opened readily. crown claded adj. Drunk on the strength of belonging to a group whose common ancestor is not in doubt.