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caddied (/ˈkædid/) adj. Of a drinker who has become a little tin for tea, shut away beside the kettle. Banesa was caddied by ten, closed firmly on the sofa with a blanket over the lid. caddiemastered adj. Drunk enough to manage every sofa occupant, provided none of them asks where the water is. Ilay was caddiemastered, directing people towards cushions and away from the kitchen tiles. caddis flied adj. The state of being drunk and fluttering between the kitchen and sofa without settling anywhere. Marteisha was caddis flied, making repeated winged visits to the kitchen for water. caddis wormed adj. Sharpened by drink into a small, debris-covered creature burrowing decisively beneath the sofa. Krischelle was caddis wormed, tunnelling beneath the sofa with a blanket and two cushions. caddised (/ˈkædɪsd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the sofa has become a cylindrical case, open at either end. Hariz was caddised between the sofa cushions, communicating only through requests for water. caddisflied adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired two hairy wings and no reliable route to bed. Aryanne was caddisflied, hovering between the kitchen tap and the sofa. caddishnessed adj. The drunkenness of one who leaves the empty glasses for others and takes the comfortable cushion. Lamayia was caddishnessed, claiming the sofa while Nelina cleared the kitchen. caddismed adj. Reduced by drink to taking the last slice, the best seat, and no responsibility for either. Ozziel was caddismed on the sofa, guarding the final piece of toast. caddiswormed adj. Loosened by drink into a larva-like occupant of the sofa, surrounded by crumbs and fabric. Delcine was caddiswormed beneath the throw, with crumbs attached along one sleeve. caddowed adj. Emboldened by drink to raid the kitchen noisily, like a bird inspecting an unattended household. Valada was caddowed and opened every cupboard in search of toast. caddred (/ˈkɑːdədəd/) adj. Slowed by drink to inspecting the third item in every household list before forgetting the first two. Kamorie was caddred, staring at the third mug while the kettle boiled dry. caddy ole punched adj. Drunk and rising unpredictably from the sofa, with the buoyant trajectory of homemade airborne equipment. Brittian was caddy ole punched, launching himself from the sofa towards the kitchen. caddy spooned adj. Drunk to the point where tea leaves are measured into the glass of water instead. Anterio was caddy spooned and carefully added tea leaves to his bedside water. caddymastered adj. Drunk past the point of managing anyone except the glass of water placed nearest the sofa. Caudie was caddymastered, organising cushions while losing track of the people on them. caded (/keɪdd/) adj. Of a drinker: brought up by hand, and expecting the same personal service from the barmaid. Genever was thoroughly caded, waiting for the landlord to tuck a blanket round him. cadeed adj. Emboldened by drink to pronounce judgement on the breakfast table, then unable to remember the case. Sopheap became cadeed, ruling decisively on the toast before losing the thread of the evidence.