C - Page 317
callated adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to the old domestic business of finding a warm seat and water. Veryl was callated by supper, asleep on the sofa beside an untouched glass. callathumped adj. Drunk by the third round, and turning the party into a noisy procession for unwilling bystanders. Cailey grew callathumped and recruited strangers for a parade between the tables. callawapored adj. Sharpened by drink into blue-and-white domestic patterning, particularly across the sofa cushions. Mathieu was callawapored, wrapped in a checked blanket and unable to find the kitchen. callback helled adj. Slowed by drink to a nesting sequence of requests, each one waiting on the last for water. Gwenno was callback helled, asking for a glass, then a straw, then help finding the glass. callbacked adj. Emboldened by drink to return to the sofa and resume an argument with the cushions. Shakiel became callbacked and repeatedly reopened the question of who had moved the blanket. callboarded adj. Drunk and operating the household like a switchboard, routing everyone towards the kitchen for water. callbooked adj. Drunk to the point where every glass in the kitchen has acquired its own identifying sign. Mantasha was callbooked, consulting the cupboard before choosing a glass of water. callboxed adj. Too drunk to reach home without treating every public telephone as a possible rescue service. Hubertas was callboxed and attempted to report the missing pavement to an emergency operator. callboyed adj. Drunk beyond independent refreshment, awaiting the discreet arrival of water at the bedside. Jaelah found Christey callboyed and placed a glass carefully within reach. called (/kɔːld/) adj. Loosened by drink into a unit of pub energy, spent freely on rounds and regretted by morning. Tracina got called and began converting each round into figures suitable for a food label. calleed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you answering every household summons, including those made by the kettle. Tonja was calleed by the microwave and rose from the sofa to answer it. calleooned adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken an ornamental smoking pipe for a reliable communications system. caller ID'd adj. Drunk on the strength of identifying each familiar voice, while still failing to locate the glass of water. Randell was caller ID'd, recognising Maredith immediately but searching the kitchen for water. caller-ID'd adj. Drunk since last orders, and announcing every domestic sound before returning carefully to the sofa. Olivia-grace was caller-ID'd, naming the kettle and then missing the chair. callered (/ˈkɔːləd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every visit to the kitchen begins with a telephone call to announce it. Taylur was callered, ringing Dejanea before crossing the hall for water. calleted (/ˈkælətd/) adj. Reduced by drink to treating every woman at the bar as an invitation. Kyliane got calleted and addressed the landlady with unwelcome familiarity.