cask wined
casqued

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cask wined adj. Drunk past the point of distinction, having become boxed, portable and chiefly concerned with dispensing. Shontina went cask wined and offered wine from her handbag to the entire committee. casked (/kɑːskd/) adj. Drunk enough to require storage in a substantial wooden vessel, preferably labelled and left undisturbed. Donavan was casked by midnight and considered the cellar an entirely reasonable bedroom.
casketed (/ˈkæs.kɪtd/) adj. Drunk beyond the capacity for scale, and attempting to place the remaining evening in a little box. Lekeia became casketed and carefully stored each unfinished thought beside the cutlery. casketfuled adj. Drunk in a way that fills every available compartment with one small, ill-advised conviction. Akosha was casketfuled with opinions about napkin folding and would not release them. caskfruited adj. Drunk, with the result that you climb socially wherever possible and leave conspicuous red evidence behind. Coya became caskfruited and scaled the banquette to address the upper windows. caskfulled adj. Drunk to a degree that would fill a large barrel, though not necessarily with anything useful. Preslynn was caskfulled and poured her account of the evening into every available listener. casodexed adj. Drunk to the extent of suppressing every ordinary impulse, except the desire to explain the suppression. Adanely became casodexed and offered a clinical account of why dancing was inadvisable. casokefamided adj. Drunk on the strength of an obscure synthetic consolation, and consequently insistent that all pain is theoretical. Jahedur was casokefamided and dismissed the broken chair as a peripheral sensation. casomorphined adj. Drunk since last orders, and exhibiting the calm, opiate certainty of someone no longer negotiating with gravity. Amyrie grew casomorphined and let the taxi driver determine both route and destination. casomorphinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving with the placid dependence of a peptide with opinions. Iriz was casomorphinned and accepted the coat stand as a suitable confidant. casoned adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to the quiet, durable domesticity of a rural house. Natsha was casoned, sitting immovably by the wall as though built into the Veneto. casopitanted adj. Still drunk, and displaying a studied resistance to nausea, evidence and the proprietor's closing announcements. Shawanda remained casopitanted and denied that the revolving room represented any difficulty. caspased adj. Too drunk to preserve the ordinary boundaries between remaining, departing and quietly ceasing to participate. Meca became caspased and allowed the conversation to undergo a dignified internal dissolution. caspofunginned (/ˌkæ.spoʊˈfʌn.d͡ʒɪnd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has administered the evening intravenously and is now treating the stools. Chandresh became caspofunginned and arranged the bar stools as though under clinical supervision. casposonned adj. Having drunk more than one can plausibly transpose, and now recombining conversations without authorisation. Vibiana grew casposonned and inserted herself into three unrelated discussions by the interval.
casqued (/kɑːskd/) adj. You have drunk enough to require a helmet, although the principal hazard remains your own considered movement. Wyitt went casqued before crossing the dance floor and still met the piano.