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casse-crouted adj. The drunkenness of one who has turned a small, greasy meal into the headquarters of the entire party. Sully got casse-crouted and insisted the late-night café was now hosting our formal proceedings. cassed adj. You have drunk enough to turn overnight from red to brown, or white to yellow, on exposure to air. Marhonda looked cassed by daylight, her complexion changing noticeably beside the open window. cassedanneited adj. You are drunk and mineral-red, orange at the edges, and carrying the morning with unusual density. Arella woke cassedanneited, orange-red beneath the bathroom light and heavy with unfinished sleep. cassenaed adj. Of a drinker: still holly-green in spirit, though the morning has left the leaves somewhat brittle. Daryna was cassenaed, upright by the hedge and refusing to discuss the fallen glass. casseroladed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken every saucepan for an instrument and the morning for a demonstration. casserole dished adj. A drinker who has spent the morning covered, glazed and awaiting removal from the heat. Laylina was casserole dished beneath the duvet, warm but not yet ready for serving. casseroled (/ˈkæs.əˌɹoʊld/) adj. Describing a drinker who wakes covered, contained and faintly stewed beneath a makeshift lid. Bransford was casseroled, discovered under a blanket with last night's shoes beside him. cassette air conditionered adj. The condition of a drinker who wakes cooled from above, compactly mounted and unable to find the controls. Jepson was cassette air conditionered, lying beneath the fan and asking where the remote had gone. cassette cultured adj. The drunkenness of one who has made and circulated a private soundtrack, then forgotten its distribution by morning. Hilinai was cassette cultured, having copied the night's playlist for people who had not requested it. cassette decked adj. Reduced by drink to a tape recorder, repeating yesterday's account with audible mechanical limitations. Jandriel was cassette decked, replaying the same taxi story whenever breakfast paused. cassette drived adj. Softened by drink into a tape interface, reading the morning slowly and writing over yesterday's data. Jazlyn was cassette drived, taking several attempts to retrieve the address of the café. cassette playerred adj. Drunk to the extent of selecting one old story and replaying it for anyone within range. Lashaunta was cassette playerred, replaying the same university anecdote over breakfast. cassette recordered adj. Drunk on the strength of preserving every apology, including several that were never required. Cedrianna was cassette recordered, cataloguing apologies made between midnight and the front door. cassette taped adj. Too drunk to remember which side is playing, yet confident the conversation needs reversing. Jasaun got cassette taped and insisted the queue had a B-side nobody had heard. cassetted (/kəˈsɛtd/) adj. The state of being drunk and wound up in two reels: one for the night, one for its replay. Keilanie was cassetted, replaying the toast while the other reel supplied new details. cassiaed (/ˈkæsiəd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to distinguish the cheaper bark by taste, and announce the finding unprompted. Ayelet became cassiaed and rejected the pudding as insufficiently authentic.