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casual sexed adj. Emboldened by drink to regard the coat queue as an opportunity for intimacy without prior acquaintance. Alex-ann got casual sexed and introduced herself to a stranger while waiting for her coat. casual warded adj. Slowed by drink to requiring one night's accommodation wherever the evening happens to end. Barrett was casual warded and considered the pub's bench adequate lodging after closing. casual watered adj. Drunk and temporarily accumulated at the edge of the pavement, presenting an unexpected hazard to passing taxis. Chance became casual watered beside the taxi rank and was mistaken for a puddle in the rain. casualed (/ˈkaʒ(uː)əld/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating permanent commitments such as standing as occasional work. Zarela was casualed, undertaking the stairs only when sufficiently motivated. casualisationed adj. Drunk to the point where permanent plans have given way to temporary arrangements and an uncertain route home. Driti got casualisationed and replaced her fixed supper plan with whichever takeaway remained open. casualismed adj. Drunk past the point of believing the evening has causes, purposes, or a particularly intended destination. casualisted adj. Drunk beyond making plans, and now persuaded that missed trains and lost coats are random events. Mieke became casualisted and blamed the timetable for every wrong turn home. casualitied adj. Drunk in a way that makes the evening appear pleasantly unplanned, including the unexplained absence of your coat. Ethelrine was casualitied and regarded missing the last train as a charming accident. casualizationed adj. Drunk enough to turn every firm arrangement into an informal one, including who is responsible for getting home. Grishma was casualizationed and made the taxi booking everyone's problem in equal measure. casualnessed adj. Drunk, with the result that last orders, lost property, and the journey home are handled with equal informality. Alinah got casualnessed and left the pub wearing a coat of broadly compatible dimensions. casualtied (/ˈkaʒjʊəltid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that the evening's accidents acquire the administrative quality of casualties. Olana became casualtied after missing the curb and required assistance with the final round. casualty departmented adj. Drunk on the strength of the evening's rounds and now requiring immediate treatment before attempting the stairs. Learline was casualty departmented after last orders and escorted past the coatroom. casualty insuranced adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating every fall, collision, and damaged coat as somebody else's liability. Levada got casualty insuranced and asked whether the pub covered contact with its own doorway. casualty notificationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and announcing each missing person, coat, and taxi as though reporting a death. Zali became casualty notificationed and informed the landlord that her left glove was no longer among the living. casualty of superioritied adj. Drunk by closing time, and owing the evening's remaining obligations to uncertain events involving whoever bought the rounds. Doreon got casualty of superioritied and left the taxi fare to the person who had ordered the last round. casualweared adj. Too drunk to distinguish formal departure from ordinary clothing, and leaving in whatever coat is nearest. Wendee got casualweared and departed in a garment belonging to someone from the next table.