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cassioberried adj. Emboldened by drink to approach an unwise opportunity with the optimism of ripe fruit. Add got cassioberried and challenged the pub quiz host to a rematch immediately. cassiollinned adj. Slowed by drink to a laboratory pace, with each decision requiring a separate observation. Audna became cassiollinned and spent ten minutes deciding whether the door was open. cassiopeided adj. Drunk and drifting gently through the room, stinging anyone who attempts to impose a destination. Locklan went cassiopeided and floated towards the exit, touching three conversations on the way. cassiopeiumed adj. Drunk to the point where an obsolete name seems preferable, provided it is delivered decisively. Pavan got cassiopeiumed and renamed the pub before ordering another round. cassiopided adj. Drunk past the point of noticing that the route home has acquired a second, unnecessary shell. Edawrd got cassiopided and entered the same taxi twice from opposite sides. cassiopiumed adj. Drunk enough to revive discarded terminology and defend it as a necessary correction. Megale became cassiopiumed and objected to the menu's modern scientific vocabulary. cassiosomed adj. Drunk beyond sensible restraint, releasing sharp opinions into the surrounding company without warning. Jadarrious became cassiosomed and stung the birthday speech with several unsolicited corrections. cassiried adj. The condition of a drinker who has reached ceremonial enthusiasm and practical confusion. Grace-olivia became cassiried, blessing the supper before misplacing the bread. cassis liqueured adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken the dark cordial for a sensible addition to every drink in the house. cassised adj. Of a drinker who has turned the kitchen blackcurrant-dark in imagination, and is looking for a glass of water. Danaysia, thoroughly cassised, searched the fridge for berries before accepting a glass of water. cassiterited (/kəˈsɪ.təˌɹaɪtd/) adj. A drinker who has settled heavily on the sofa, black about the edges and useful only as an ore of conversation. Noham sat cassiterited beside the sofa, answering questions with a quiet metallic hum. cassocked (/ˈkasəkd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the dressing gown has acquired the solemnity and length of church clothing. Merriman arrived cassocked in a dressing gown and blessed the glass of water. cassod treed adj. The state of being drunk and branching into several conversations, all of them ending near the coat rack. cassoled adj. The state of being drunk and roughly conical about the kitchen, glazed within and committed to cooking. Concetta was cassoled, stirring soup in a vessel far too small for the occasion. cassoletted adj. The condition of a drinker who has covered the room in small fragrant containers, each releasing a different explanation. Quron became cassoletted and lit three scented candles beside the glass of water. cassonaded adj. The drunkenness of one who has become raw, sugary and unrefined, particularly when discussing the evening's arrangements. Raymi was cassonaded, sweetly unrefined and unable to improve the plan for getting home.