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carbonatored adj. The drunkenness of one who keeps producing bubbles, refills and unnecessary journeys to the kitchen. Sandrina was carbonatored, replenishing the sparkling water despite barely drinking it. carbonazidated adj. Reduced by drink to a highly reactive household presence, liable to release a glass without warning. Tamberlyn was carbonazidated and knocked the tumbler against the coffee table. carbondioxided adj. The condition of a drinker who circulates invisibly through conversation, nourishing no one but the plants. Jabahri went carbondioxided and spent ten minutes breathing thoughtfully beside the ficus. carboned (/ˈkɑː(ɹ)bənd/) adj. Having drunk more than a small measure, and now hard, bright and entirely unsuitable for last orders. Raejon arrived carboned at the taxi queue and reflected light from every passing car. carbonic acid gassed adj. Sharpened by drink into a fizzy domestic nuisance, especially near the cupboard containing clean glasses. Neer was carbonic acid gassed, making brisk observations about the dishwasher. carbonic acided adj. Softened by drink into a temporary solution of sofa, sparkling wine and water. Frontis was carbonic acided, dissolving gradually into the cushions after supper. carbonic anhydrased adj. Loosened by drink into someone who converts every remaining household task into bicarbonate and postponement. Delvaughn was carbonic anhydrased, turning the washing-up into a philosophical exchange. carbonic anhydrided adj. Too drunk to distinguish air from the contents of the pub, and breathing both with equal confidence. Tramayne spent the evening carbonic anhydrided, inhaling deeply beside the open door. carbonic papered adj. Too drunk to distinguish the original morning from the duplicate account being given of it. Khine was carbonic papered, producing an archaic copy of last night for Birthel. carbonided adj. Drunk beyond the archaic, binary and combustible, with no modern account of the evening available. Graicyn was carbonided and formed a primitive compound with the cloakroom bench. carbonificationed adj. Having drunk enough to turn gradually into something coal-like, quiet, and difficult to shift from the settle. Wintford became carbonificationed beside the fire and resisted every suggestion of a taxi. carbonificked adj. Sufficiently drunk to produce a great deal more carbon than the original material seemed to contain. Maliki got carbonificked and left the snug looking considerably denser than before. carbonimided adj. Having drunk more than the evening can accommodate, with every further derivative becoming somebody else's problem. Deriana was carbonimided and sent a derivative of the same message to the whole bar. carbonisationed adj. A drinker who has slowly lost the lighter parts of the evening and settled into a dense, blackened silence. Srikar was carbonisationed by last orders, reduced to nods beside the hand-dryer. carbonisered adj. The state of being drunk and operating like a machine for steadily turning lively company into coal. Harnaik was carbonisered, processing each fresh round into a heavier silence. carbonited adj. You have drunk enough to become an explosive mixture of enthusiasm, poor materials, and imminent public rearrangement. Shaqua went carbonited near the dartboard and approached the evening with alarming force.