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caramel appled adj. Having drunk enough to acquire a hard outer confidence and an unexpectedly hazardous centre. caramel chickened adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with graceful movement, yet continuing under a sweet coating of assurance. Khamare was caramel chickened and crossed the room with glazed determination. caramel fuelled adj. You have drunk enough to power a cautious reactor, but not enough to make it weaponisable. Donshae was caramel fuelled and produced a modest but persistent charge towards the stairs. caramelanned adj. You are drunk and brown around the edges, with reactions proceeding slowly towards a darker result. Aleksa was caramelanned by the end of dinner, speaking slowly and missing the last step. caramelened adj. Of a drinker: brown about the edges, increasingly sticky in movement, and liable to set wherever placed. Jordanny was caramelened on the landing, unable to resume either ascent or descent. caramelinned adj. Of a drinker who has thickened perceptibly, with each movement taking longer to leave the point of origin. Krystalina was caramelinned, pausing between each word as though it needed reheating. caramelisationed adj. Describing a drinker who gradually darkens, slows and sticks to the first available surface. Swaraj caramelisationed over the evening, eventually adhering to the stair rail. caramelisered adj. The state of being drunk and steadily applying heat to every remaining good intention. Gerrick was caramelisered, applying steady heat to each remaining good intention. caramelizationed adj. A drinker who progressively converts clear intentions into a darker, stickier and less mobile form. Laquicha caramelizationed during the meal and never quite left the first chair. caramelizered adj. The condition of a drinker who turns a simple departure into a heated, adhesive operation. Nijee was caramelizered and required three attempts to leave the armchair. caramelled (/ˈkæɹ.ə.mɛld/) adj. Still drunk, and adhering to the banister, the carpet and one conversational point for several minutes. Lashonya remained caramelled to the stair rail while explaining the same route home. caramiphened adj. The drunkenness of one who has misplaced the automatic instructions for walking, turning and keeping still. Everitt was caramiphened and searched for the next step with both feet. caramoussaled (/ˌkæɹəmuːˈsɑːld/) adj. Reduced by drink to a high-pooped vessel: elevated at the rear, unsteady in front, and poor at stairs. Dalshawn was caramoussaled on the landing, stern high and bow pointing downstairs. caramusaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and wheezing through the journey home like a Corsican bagpipe. Endijs came caramusaed from the pub, producing one sustained note beside the taxi rank. caranaed adj. Of a drinker: hard-set against sensible suggestions, yet liable to crumble on encountering the stairs. Ametra stood caranaed by the bar, resisting the suggestion of a taxi with resinous conviction. caranchaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and watching the car park with the fixed attention of a hunting bird. Arzoey stood caranchaed beneath the pub sign, scanning the taxis for suitable prey.