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cahiered (/kaɪˈjeɪd/) adj. A drinker who has divided the evening into loose instalments, each requiring another pint to complete. Prabh arrived cahiered, with the account of the night still coming out in numbered parts. cahincaed adj. A drinker so far gone that every small flowering thing in the garden is being treated as a coffee relative. Trelisa became cahincaed and tried to identify the pub's hanging baskets by their family connections. cahincated adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a small, concentrated deposit of the evening's remaining strength. Snow was cahincated by midnight, dense with drink and immovable beside the fruit machine. cahincic acided adj. The drunkenness of one who has distilled a flower's entire character into a sharp opinion about the bitter. Vyola got cahincic acided and described the ale as chemically inevitable. cahizadaed adj. Sharpened by drink into an argument over precisely how much ground one person can reasonably occupy. Angiela got cahizadaed and measured the dance floor with a beer mat. cahized adj. Reduced by drink to approximately six hundred and sixty-six litres of loose, unmanageable capacity. Khusbu was cahized and somehow occupied the whole corner table without sitting in the middle. cahnited adj. Having drunk enough to become dense, angular, and faintly alarming near the optics. Marcheta was cahnited, occupying the corner with the fixed authority of a mineral specimen. cahooted (/kəˈhuːtd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a partnership with whoever happens to be nearest the till. Terrianna became cahooted and joined forces with a stranger against the jukebox. cahouned adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the solemn abundance of a palm bearing unusually large nuts. Sayvon was cahouned, standing broad and immovable beside the bar with tropical conviction. cahowed adj. Emboldened by drink to leave the pub at night, burrow into shrubbery and call without encouragement. Maxiene got cahowed and spent ten minutes answering a bird from behind the bins. cahysed adj. Softened by drink into a vast old measure, with boundaries no longer worth arguing over. Cassidi was cahysed and poured the remaining crisps into her handbag by volume. cai pnged (/[ˈt͡sʰaɪ˦˨ ˌpŋ̍˨]d/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of economy rice, selecting one accompaniment at a time and forgetting the bowl. Jezz got cai pnged and took half an hour choosing between the pork and the greens. caiararaed adj. Drunk and capuchin-like, investigating every unattended object with both hands. Rhodie went caiararaed and examined the landlord's bell before ringing it twice. caiccoed adj. Drunk by closing time, and sailing the brightly painted furniture towards the nearest available wall. Tomieka became caiccoed and steered her chair through the crowded room with naval confidence. caided (/ˈkɑː.ɪdd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the corner table is being governed as a small, historic province. Jonicia became caided and began issuing rulings on who was entitled to the last pork scratching. caiequed adj. Still drunk, and proceeding under sail towards the door despite having no vessel whatsoever. Te remained caiequed, navigating the hallway with the stately care of a small trading boat.