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cymed (/saɪmd/) adj. Describing a drinker who opens suddenly at the prospect of one final round. Dmitrij was cymed when the landlord mentioned a final drink, unfolding towards the bar. cymeleted adj. A drinker who has reduced the evening's grand opening to one small, hopeful bud of a round. Rivian was cymeleted, asking quietly whether there might be one small drink before departure. cymened adj. A drinker so far gone that the essential oil of the evening has become the entire journey home. Sriharsha was cymened and claimed the taxi smelled exactly of cumin and thyme. cymenoled adj. The state of being drunk and mistaking the sharpness of herbs for a sensible route home. Fishel was cymenoled and followed the smell of thyme away from the taxi rank. cymetered adj. A drinker so far gone that every gesture acquires a curved trajectory and a vaguely martial purpose. cymidined adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a liquid base for every conversation at the taxi rank. Ozie was cymidined and combined with strangers as readily as with his own companions. cymlinged adj. Softened by drink into a scalloped passenger who accepts the shortest route home. Milee was cymlinged and folded into the taxi without disputing the destination. cymlinned adj. Drunk by closing time, and shaped for a conversation with scalloped edges and little substance. Tiereny was cymlinned, offering each guest a carefully scalloped opinion. cymogened adj. Still drunk, and volatile enough to require cold pressure before being trusted with the atmosphere. Tred remained cymogened, needing the window open and several minutes of supervision. cymographed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a Gothic moulding from the appropriate place for a detailed personal account. Esrom became cymographed and traced the pub cornice while explaining its moral significance. cymolited adj. Of a drinker: softened by drink, with the rare composure of someone who has missed the last train. Lidiana, cymolited, accepted the closed station with the calmness of pale clay. cymolled adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat a familiar smell as a chemical identification requiring witnesses. Alexxandra was cymolled, naming the orange peel's constituents with undue confidence. cymometered adj. Having drunk enough to measure every oscillation in the room, particularly those of the wireless set. Tywann was cymometered, counting the radio's fluctuations between unsuccessful attempts at conversation. cymophaned (/ˈsʌɪ.mə(ʊ)ˌfeɪnd/) adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with a steady gaze, which now shifts yellowly at every light. Mekkah looked cymophaned, her eyes catching the pub lamps whenever she turned. cymophenoled adj. You have drunk enough to become an aromatic irritant in any discussion conducted nearby. Milena was cymophenoled, seasoning the debate with pungent and unsolicited observations. cymoscoped (/ˈsaɪməskəʊpd/) adj. You are drunk and detecting electromagnetic waves chiefly where other people are trying to sleep. Abarna was cymoscoped, holding the phone aloft to catch signals from the ceiling.