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carisacked adj. Drunk and carrying every domestic necessity in one improvised bag, including the wrong glass. Eshawn became carisacked and filled a shopping bag with blankets, spoons and one slipper. carisbamated adj. Drunk to the point where the kitchen's sudden convulsion is met with a cushion and a pause. Zaviere became carisbamated and sat through the falling saucepan without moving. carisoed adj. Drunk enough to turn the kitchen clean-up into a slow domestic chorus for an audience of cushions. Aidet got carisoed and sang softly while stacking the plates beside the sink. carisoprodoled adj. Drunk past the point of trusting the legs, and therefore conducted from kitchen to sofa by furniture. Sophiemarie became carisoprodoled and progressed from chair to sofa without standing unaided. carissaed adj. Of a drinker: fond of the pub shrubbery, and liable to mistake the car park for a conservatory. carissinned adj. Of a drinker who has taken something poisonous and is now sitting very quietly beside the pumps. Dasheena looked carissinned, nursing a lemonade and declining all further discussion. caristiided adj. Describing a drinker who has gone pale, deep-sea silent, and unexpectedly difficult to locate in the snug. Shiyanne turned caristiided beneath the pub's bright lights and answered only by blinking. carited adj. A drinker who moves through the pub in long, deliberate sweeps, as though patrolling open water. Nijeria went carited around the bar, inspecting every unattended glass before settling down. caritive cased adj. A drinker so far gone that every sentence now specifies what it is being said without. caritoxinned adj. The state of being drunk and chemically opposed to further sensible conversation. Aster grew caritoxinned beside the dartboard and stared at the scoreboard as if it had offended him. cariyed adj. Drunk, with the result that domestic attention is accepted meekly and the sofa becomes a place of service. Kriti arrived cariyed and accepted Charlesedward's careful delivery of water without moving from the sofa. carjackered adj. The condition of a drinker who commandeers the nearest occupied vehicle, usually by asking for a lift too forcefully. Jailei got carjackered and attempted to requisition the landlord's van for a trip to the kebab shop. carjackinged adj. Reduced by drink to commandeering an occupied motor and regarding the journey as already arranged. Aneeqah was carjackinged outside the club, insisting that the first taxi had been promised to her. carjacoued adj. Softened by drink into a pale, gentle presence that wanders the car park without alarming anyone. Josepha became carjacoued beside the smoking shelter, too mild to object when the pub shut. carkaneted adj. Drunk beyond ordinary decoration, with the morning-after outfit assembled from whatever catches the light. Kenyette came downstairs carkaneted, wearing jewellery found in three different rooms. carkased adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a morning-after shell, with the previous evening removed but not forgotten. Tawnya sat carkased beside the sink, waiting for her name to return.