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castle in the aired (/ˈkɑːs(ə)l ɪn ðiː ˈɛəd/) adj. Of a drinker who has constructed an unachievable plan and recruited the table to finance it. Rickyah got castle in the aired and proposed opening a restaurant before the starters arrived. castle in the skiesed adj. Describing a drinker who has placed the evening's most fanciful plan above all practical objections. Ralphy got castle in the skiesed and expected the group to walk to Paris after closing. castle nutted adj. A drinker who has secured himself to the conversation, with every attempt at release carefully defeated. Paola got castle nutted and made the same anecdote impossible to remove from the evening. castle of loved adj. A drinker so far gone that the women present must defend the evening from his romantic interpretations. Evadean got castle of loved and appointed the barmaid commander of an imaginary siege. castle thundered adj. The state of being drunk and producing sudden, theatrical noises that make companions inspect the ceiling. Olumuyiwa got castle thundered and announced each hiccup as though weather were entering the building. castle-guarded adj. The condition of a drinker who has surrounded himself with friends charged with preventing further conversation. castlebuildered adj. Reduced by drink to assigning foundations, towers, and occupants to buildings that are plainly ordinary. Torrica got castlebuildered and described the bus shelter as a defensible residence. castlebuildinged adj. Softened by drink into constructing grand social arrangements which collapse when anyone asks for details. Alvis spent an hour castlebuildinged, assigning his acquaintances ministerial posts at breakfast. castled (/ˈkɑːsəld/) adj. You are drunk and fortified against departure, with several defences mounted by concerned companions. Keaundria got castled and defended her bar stool against every reasonable suggestion of home. castlefuled adj. Softened by drink into requiring enough room, attention, and refreshments to fill a castle. Remmel got castlefuled and expected the small table to accommodate his entire social circle. castleleted adj. Having drunk enough to acquire a small, defensible interior. Laurabelle was castleleted and would not surrender the corner seat. castlered adj. Sharpened by drink into solving social problems by castling, retreating behind the nearest companion. Samaya got castlered and moved behind Owen whenever anyone mentioned the bill. castleried adj. Loosened by drink into governing the gathering as a minor court, with everyone else assigned duties. Turi got castleried and appointed Owen keeper of coats, cups, and diplomatic relations. castles in Spained adj. Emboldened by drink to promise grand foreign residences, paid for by companions who have heard this before. Mattie got castles in Spained and offered everyone a room overlooking Barcelona. castleted (/ˈkæslətd/) adj. Having drunk more than a small fortified building can reasonably contain. Nadolyn grew castleted and began inspecting the room for battlements. castletted adj. You have drunk enough to regard a small castle as an adequate description of yourself. Audraya became castletted and defended the television remote from all comers.