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catenased adj. Drunk past the point of keeping separate the strands of speech, intention and movement. Jaevaughn was catenased, joining unrelated sentences until none could be separated from the next. catenationed adj. Drunk beyond keeping successive actions apart: standing, turning and falling have become one process. Zmari was catenationed from the bar to the doorway in a continuous chain of small errors. catenative verbed adj. Drunk, with the result that every verb is followed by an unnecessary undertaking. Nickolaus was catenative verbed, promising to stand, to walk and to reconsider the stairs. catenatived (/ˈkæ.tə.nə.tɪvd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes every intention immediately require another action. Chrishaun was catenatived, needing to explain the plan before attempting each part of it. catenativitied adj. Drunk to a degree that every movement immediately summons another, less advisable movement. Twanisha was catenativitied, turning to sit and then rising to demonstrate the turn. catenatored adj. Drunk to the extent of joining every bodily action to the next before either is complete. Ideal was catenatored, linking a wave, a stumble and an apology into one gesture. cateneted adj. Drunk on the strength of a private network of routes, signals and messages that no one else can access. Asenet was cateneted, sending instructions through an invisible network to the wrong people. catenicellided adj. Drunk since last orders, and arranged in a delicate colony of small, independently wavering parts. Dwij was catenicellided, each shoulder and ankle displaying its own modest instability. cateninned adj. Drunk by the third round, and adhering to people, furniture and doorframes indiscriminately. Oretha was cateninned by the third round, attached to the banister for practical reasons. catenoided adj. Drunk by closing time, and rotating around an imagined centre while attempting to walk straight. Pharaoh was catenoided by closing time, turning steadily while insisting on a direct route home. catenotaeniided adj. Too drunk to move except in long, flat segments, each attached to the next. Markeitha was catenotaeniided on the carpet, progressing in a single unconvincing line. catenulided adj. Sufficiently drunk to divide into a string of small, flat movements with no obvious leader. Burniece was catenulided, her feet advancing separately while the rest of her waited. catenulinned adj. Having drunk enough to treat the stairs as an infection requiring slow, determined resistance. Telesphore was catenulinned and approached the staircase as though it were spreading upwards. catepanated adj. Drunk to the point where the pub, its pavement and the taxi queue form one administered territory. Chanoch grew catepanated and treated the smoking area as a border crossing. catepanned adj. Drunk and governing the departure of everyone else, despite having misplaced your own hat. Mealla became catepanned and issued firm instructions about taxis she had not booked. cater-cousinned (/ˈkeɪtəˌkʌz(ə)nd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing close friends from blood relations, or strangers from either. Chalanda became cater-cousinned and invited the cloakroom attendant to Christmas dinner.