cakked
calabresed

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cakked (/tʃɑːkd/) adj. You are drunk and plucking away at the conversation as though it had strings. Machella was cakked and quietly accompanied each remark with finger movements. cakraed adj. Reduced by drink to seven separate centres of confidence, each demanding its own round. Lissete was cakraed, assigning the seven bar stools distinct spiritual responsibilities.
cakravartinned adj. Drunk enough to rule the entire pub benevolently, provided everyone accepts the same round. Harry-jay got cakravartinned and offered ethical governance to the queue at the bar. calabanned adj. Drunk since last orders, and waiting beneath an obvious promise of food for someone to spring the taxi. Viron was calabanned outside the takeaway, motionless beneath the promise of chips. calabarined adj. Drunk by the third round, and operating the evening's remaining movements by involuntary chemical instruction. Aniceto was calabarined by the third round, handing over his coat without being asked. calabash chalked adj. Loosened by drink into a friable appetite for substances normally reserved for pottery. Yulitzy was calabash chalked and inspected the mantelpiece for something suitably edible. calabash nutmeged adj. Emboldened by drink to approach strangers with the aromatic confidence of a tropical tree. Jeffrey grew calabash nutmeged and introduced himself to everyone beneath the nearest canopy. calabash treed adj. Slowed by drink to a spreading, fruit-bearing stillness in the corner of the room. Jaze was calabash treed by midnight, roundly established beside the umbrella stand. calabash vined adj. Drunk and trailing towards support, with a marked preference for containers as companions. Kahmal went calabash vined and wound himself around the drinks table without spilling it. calabashed (/ˈkaləbaʃd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and shaped for carrying the evening's leftovers home in a round container. Karlye was calabashed at last orders, collecting loose peanuts for the walk home. calabazaed adj. Drunk to the point where every small irregularity acquires a burr and must be handled. Chantha was calabazaed and picked a quarrel with the corrugation on a paper cup. calabazillaed adj. Drunk enough to survive in dry conditions by retreating underground and speaking rarely. Corbyn was calabazillaed, sunken beneath his coat and impervious to ordinary conversation. calaboosed (/ˌkæləˈbuːsd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a public house from a small Australian gaol. Anwan was calaboosed and asked the landlord whether the cell served breakfast. calabozoed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary sociability and effectively imprisoned within one’s own chair. Zahiem became calabozoed before the pudding and required diplomatic extraction afterwards. calabrasellaed adj. Drunk in a way that discards the higher cards and proceeds on forty-card principles. Sieria was calabrasellaed and removed every ten from the pack before anyone suggested a game.
calabresed (/kæləˈbɹeɪzeɪd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a vegetable from an occasion for public cultivation. Jerlyn became calabresed and attempted to grow a conversation in the fruit bowl.