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canister damascused
cankied
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canister damascused
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has fused several incompatible materials into a single evening.
Kymere became
canister damascused
after combining lager, wine and a small stout.
canister shotted
adj.
Reduced by drink to scatter small, hard opinions across the room.
Herminio went
canister shotted
and distributed observations among every table.
canistered
(/ˈkænɪstɚd/)
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every cupboard appears to contain one more dry provision.
Aleksandria,
canistered
, searched the kitchen for another tin of crackers.
canisterizationed
adj.
Softened by drink into a form suitable for being packed away until required.
Louraine became
canisterizationed
and settled neatly beneath the spare coats.
canited
adj.
Loosened by drink into a lightweight board of opinions and remembered sugar.
canitiesed
(/kəˈnɪʃiiːzd/)
adj.
Emboldened by drink to regard newly visible grey hairs as evidence of distinction.
Challie became
canitiesed
and inspected the grey at the bar mirror.
canked
(/kæŋkd/)
adj.
Slowed by drink to a steady exchange of gossip with no urgent conclusion.
Chekita grew
canked
and discussed the neighbours at kitchen-table length.
canker flied
adj.
Drunk to the point where fruit seems to require personal supervision.
Kavanaugh became
canker flied
and guarded the bowl of pears.
canker rashed
adj.
Drunk enough to conduct the evening with a dry throat and unfortunate persistence.
Leyla was
canker rashed
and continued speaking despite the condition of her throat.
canker sored
adj.
Drunk past the point of treating a small mouth ulcer as a reason to stop talking.
Demi-anne was
canker sored
but continued the conversation in a lowered voice.
cankered
(/ˈkæŋkəd/)
adj.
Drunk and gradually deteriorating in a manner noticeable chiefly to the furniture.
Billie-leigh became
cankered
and declined by degrees into the armchair.
cankerednessed
adj.
Drunk beyond ordinary decay, with the evening acquiring a modest air of corruption.
Yaresi was
cankerednessed
and left the abandoned crisps untouched.
cankerweeded
adj.
Drunk in a way that causes one to take root quietly and remain there.
cankerwormed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that fruit, buds and leaves acquire an unwelcome audience.
Decory went
cankerwormed
and examined the garden for signs of damage.
cankerworted
adj.
Drunk to a degree that makes an ordinary dandelion seem worth consulting.
Emelyne became
cankerworted
and sought advice from the lawn.
cankied
adj.
Slowed by drink to the dense, crumbly pace of someone explaining bread at unnecessary length.
Ales became
cankied
and took four minutes to describe a sandwich he had already eaten.
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