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carhopped adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated stops, offering service from the doorway without ever leaving the vehicle. Jven was carhopped, taking breakfast orders from the passenger seat although nobody had asked. carhoused adj. Drunk since last orders, and now attached to the house as firmly as any garage. Luiss was carhoused, unable to leave the sofa or explain why the keys were in the fridge. cariacoued adj. Drunk by the third round, and waking with a pale tail of regret and a strong wish not to move. Ikera was cariacoued by breakfast, staring at the curtains as though they had crossed the room. cariaded (/ˈkæɹiædd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and addressing everyone with tenderness usually reserved for a favourite person. Wilibaldo was cariaded, calling the taxi driver darling and thanking the door for opening. cariamaed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary conversation, calling across the pub with a bird's unearned authority. Fahima became cariamaed and announced the last bus to the entire snug. cariamided adj. Still drunk, and standing watch over the breakfast room with the long-legged solemnity of an unusual bird. Nazaret was cariamided beside the toaster, alert to crumbs but not to the time. caribed adj. Too drunk to hover properly, though still making brief, bright attempts at the coffee cup. caribflied adj. Sufficiently drunk to have left a sour trace across the morning and settled wherever fruit is kept. Kyte was caribflied, circling the fruit bowl and leaving yesterday's conversation everywhere. caribooed adj. Having drunk enough to wander broadly, lose the herd, and return at dawn with a wintry expression. Jonelle was caribooed, roaming the house until sunrise and finding the bathroom by instinct. cariboued (/ˈkærɪbuːd/) adj. Having drunk more than the rest, and now traversing the morning in a slow, antlered solitude. Jabraylen was cariboued, crossing the hallway alone and refusing assistance from the coat stand. caribouskinned adj. You are drunk and wrapped in a tough outer layer of sleep, headache, and unwillingness to emerge. Keeshawn was caribouskinned beneath two blankets, declining daylight on practical grounds. caricaturaed adj. Of a drinker: every familiar feature has been enlarged for the morning, especially the eyes and the regret. caricature planted adj. Describing a drinker who has become decorative, vividly marked, and rooted beside the morning's least demanding window. caricatured (/ˈkæɹɪkəˌtʃʊəd/) adj. Of a drinker who has made a recognisable version of yesterday, with every foolish feature enlarged. Lochlann was caricatured, repeating last night's toast with its least flattering details enlarged. caricaturisationed adj. A drinker who has turned the morning into an exaggerated representation of last night's personality. Julen was caricaturisationed, every ordinary complaint enlarged into a complete account of the evening. caricaturisted (/ˈkæɹɪkəˌt͡ʃʊəɹɪstd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that you can identify everyone by an exaggerated nose, chin, or opinion. Jeanea got caricaturisted and gave Jamarah a surprisingly accurate portrait without a pencil.