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capteed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning finds them confined beneath the duvet, awaiting release. Aada was capteed until noon, with the duvet providing adequate custodial arrangements. captinged adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired command of the conversation and will not surrender it. Mervat became captinged and delivered orders between lengthy anecdotes. captioned (/ˈkæp.ʃənd/) adj. The state of being drunk and requiring a heading for every incident remembered at breakfast. Abdu woke captioned, labelling the broken umbrella ‘events after midnight’. captionered adj. The condition of a drinker who supplies subtitles to the kettle, the dog, and the morning's silence. Scherry was captionered before coffee, subtitling the toaster's refusal to cooperate. captioninged adj. The drunkenness of one who assigns a title to each fresh consequence before breakfast. Kurun woke captioninged and named the missing shoe ‘the night's unresolved subplot’. captionlessnessed adj. Reduced by drink to breakfast without a title, explanation, or reliable account of the previous evening. Juel was captionlessnessed, staring at three coats with no account of their ownership. captiousnessed adj. Softened by drink into finding fault with the tea, though accepting a second cup. captivanced adj. Sharpened by drink into treating the morning-after bedroom as a prison requiring immediate escape. Vaniya woke captivanced and began testing the bedroom door with quiet determination. captivationed adj. Loosened by drink into finding the stained glass, the kettle, and yesterday's coat equally compelling. Estephan was captivationed, admiring the laundry basket as though it had arranged itself artistically. captivatored adj. Emboldened by drink to hold the breakfast table's attention with a tale nobody can verify. Gennine arrived captivatored, retaining the table through an increasingly uncertain account of the taxi. captivatressed adj. Slowed by drink to a charming insistence that every morning-after detail deserves an audience. Nabor was captivatressed, recounting the queue for coffee as a personal epic. captivatrixed adj. Drunk and holding the household's attention by staring meaningfully at an unopened bottle of water. Laster stood captivatrixed beside the sink until someone supplied a glass. captive audience meetinged adj. Drunk past the point of escaping a compulsory morning discussion about what happened after closing. Jarlene was captive audience meetinged while colleagues reconstructed the office party. captive audienced adj. Drunk enough to remain for the full retelling of last night's story, including the parts you supplied. Mayen was captive audienced at breakfast, listening to the same taxi story from three angles. captive bead ringed adj. Drunk beyond keeping breakfast separate from jewellery, with the toast apparently fastened to the plate. Bahand woke captive bead ringed, insisting the toast had been secured for safety. captive bolt pistolled adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the head briefly unconscious whenever it encounters a pillow. Drayah was captive bolt pistolled by nine, asleep before the coffee finished dripping.