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casqueheaded adj. You are drunk and capable of extending the head in several directions without improving the conversation. Chason was casqueheaded, swivelling towards each new anecdote with reptilian solemnity. casquetelled adj. Of a drinker: helmeted in principle, but without the visor required for seeing what lies ahead. Pioquinto was casquetelled and walked confidently into the closed side of the cupboard. cassabaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a tropical root from the starchy explanation for your morning silence. Taunya was cassabaed, staring at the tapioca as though it had caused the headache. cassabananaed adj. Of a drinker who has become long, wandering and fruitfully attached to any available support. Mylasha was cassabananaed, winding through the conservatory and gathering chairs as supports. cassabullied adj. Describing a drinker who mistakes wintercress for a suitable basis of nourishment and argument. Margine became cassabullied and recommended bitter greens to everyone awaiting the last bus. cassadaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the morning dense, starchy and unexpectedly useful once boiled. Ama was cassadaed, quiet in the kitchen but improved by heat and butter. cassamided adj. A drinker who has converted a natural compound into an amide, chiefly by prolonged and unnecessary explanation. Asaun grew cassamided and classified every snack according to its presumed botanical origin. cassandraed adj. A drinker so far gone that every prediction is accurate in principle and disregarded in practice. Abarna became cassandraed and correctly foretold the spilled wine, to general indifference. cassapancaed adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning finds you propped against furniture with a back and footrest, unwilling to rise. Mylinn woke cassapancaed, still supported by the settle and its unexpected footrest. cassareeped adj. Drunk to the extent of waking thick, blackened and medicinally convinced that breakfast requires preserving. Lorrina emerged cassareeped, regarding toast as both treatment and preservative. cassariped adj. Drunk on the strength of yesterday's dark remedy, and still flavouring the morning with it. Kyresha appeared cassariped, carrying the stale medicinal taste of last night's cure. cassata sicilianaed (/kəˈsɑːtə sɪt͡ʃɪliˈɑːnəd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and rich with yesterday's liqueur, ricotta and regrettable decoration. Orla-rose woke cassata sicilianaed, discovering chocolate where the evening had left its evidence. cassataed (/kəˈsɑːtəd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and waking in layers: sweet, sticky, nutty and difficult to separate. Gerry was cassataed, with candied recollections and several nuts found in his pocket. cassationed (/kæˈseɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and waking to find last night's decisions annulled by a higher authority. Evanston was cassationed, having revoked every promise made after midnight. cassava wooded adj. Having drunk more than a tropical tree can reasonably absorb, and standing woody through breakfast. Pratt woke cassava wooded, rigid beside the garden table and silent about the party. cassavaed (/kəˈsɑːvəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to wake as a tropical root: pale, starchy and best handled after preparation.