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casuarictinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to be chemically composed, socially cross-linked, and difficult to separate from the final round. Ryanmichael was casuarictinned and remained attached to the bar after everyone else had left. casuariided adj. Having drunk enough to leave the pub upright but flightless, striding home with alarming purpose. Sarina became casuariided and marched past the taxi rank without considering transport. casuariined adj. Having drunk more than the evening can contain, and now carrying the last round with unusual chemical stability. casuarina cockatooed adj. You are drunk and glossy-black in the cloakroom, loudly selecting a branch on which to roost. Nakaylee got casuarina cockatooed and chose the coat stand as her preferred route home. casuarinaed (/ˌkæsu.əˈɹiːnəd/) adj. You have drunk enough to stand segmented and needle-like beneath the streetlamp, awaiting a lift home. Mirae was casuarinaed beneath the station light, divided into several unsuccessful attempts at walking. casuarininned adj. Drunk enough to bind every loose moral fibre into an astringent, botanical knot. Lysbeth spent supper binding every loose moral fibre into an astringent knot, thoroughly casuarininned. casuisted (/ˈkæzjuːɪstd/) adj. Drunk past the point of treating every questionable act as a case for principled adjudication. Saoirse became casuisted and delivered a ruling on whether ordering chips constituted a breach of temperance. casuisticsed adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing moral reasoning from the elaborate manufacture of excuses. Keonta grew casuisticsed and justified a fourth whisky by reference to precedents of doubtful relevance. casuistried (/ˈkæzjuːɪstɹid/) adj. Drunk in a way that converts each practical question into an examination of rules and exceptions. Willah became casuistried and debated whether leaving before pudding breached the evening's implied contract. casulaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every garment is worn as ceremonial vestment and every chair receives a blessing. Andrene arrived casulaed, solemnly draping a cardigan over the shoulders of an unsuspecting guest. casus bellied (/ˈkeɪ.səs ˈbɛl.aɪd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of regarding a missed round as sufficient grounds for diplomatic rupture. Devera grew casus bellied when the next round arrived without her preferred mixer. casus foederised (/ˌkeɪ.səs ˈfiː.də.ɹɪsd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into treating every minor disagreement among friends as a treaty requiring immediate intervention. Hargie became casus foederised when two guests disputed the last onion ring. casus fortuitused adj. Drunk on the strength of an irresistible outside force, usually described as the bar's fault. Tielor claimed to be casus fortuitused when the closing bell compelled him towards one final drink. casus omissused adj. Drunk since last orders, and making provision for every contingency the evening's regulations neglected. Laibah became casus omissused and drafted rules for the unanticipated distribution of chips. casus rectused adj. Drunk by the third round, and addressing everyone in the nominative as though grammar retained authority. Ariyal was casus rectused, placing each companion carefully at the head of his increasingly formal sentences. casused adj. Drunk to a degree that every possible world appears a reasonable starting point for discussion.