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capillariided
capillaroscopied
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capillariided
adj.
Drunk, with the result that small parasitic worms seem a reasonable explanation for the evening.
Kalyann was
capillariided
and attributed the missing keys to nematodes.
capillarimetried
adj.
Drunk to a degree that makes measuring the room's smallest vessels seem worthwhile.
Jarrick became
capillarimetried
and examined the wine glass for useful dimensions.
capillarinessed
adj.
Drunk on the strength of a slight tendency for liquids to climb where they should not.
Deven was
capillarinessed
and watched the spilled lager travel up a napkin.
capillariosised
adj.
Drunk past the point of distinguishing a minor internal disturbance from an administrative matter.
Lindalee was
capillariosised
and requested a formal review of the canapé table.
capillarisationed
adj.
Too drunk to stop developing a fine network of routes through the room.
Sheryal was
capillarisationed
and reached every conversation without crossing the centre.
capillarisinned
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and sustained by a compound whose usefulness is not immediately apparent.
Dayan was
capillarisinned
and guarded the herb liqueur with scientific reserve.
capillaritied
adj.
Still drunk, and causing liquids to rise or fall in narrow tubes for no clear reason.
Racelyn was
capillaritied
and watched the straw as though it contained the evening's answer.
capillaritised
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and mildly inflamed about the smallest available channels.
Jacob-lee grew
capillaritised
and objected to the narrowness of the corridor.
capillaritronned
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and functioning as a fine tube with an electrode around it.
Vilte was
capillaritronned
and accepted the microphone as a suitable ion source.
capillarizationed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to form a small network of routes between the bar and every available chair.
Randahl was
capillarizationed
and circulated through the room without apparent purpose.
capillarogenesised
adj.
Having drunk enough to grow new narrow routes towards any glass within reach.
Yassmin became
capillarogenesised
and found a fresh route to the unattended bottle.
capillarographied
adj.
Having drunk more than enough to study narrow vessels, chiefly by pointing at straws.
Trillian was
capillarographied
and produced a theory about the pub's drinking tubes.
capillarometried
adj.
Drunk to the extent of measuring narrow vessels with more care than the evening deserves.
Amsey was
capillarometried
and used the cocktail stirrer as a reference standard.
capillaropathied
adj.
Drunk and swaying through every minor correction, as though the body's smallest vessels had taken charge.
capillarosclerosised
adj.
Drunk to the point where the walls have hardened against every attempt at balance.
Leviathan was
capillarosclerosised
and stood rigidly beside the staircase.
capillaroscopied
adj.
Drunk enough to inspect every fine tremor in your hands before attempting the stairs.
Olivera got
capillaroscopied
and examined her fingers closely before taking the first step.
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