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catoptromancied adj. Drunk enough to seek advice from reflective surfaces, leaving Rajon and Rosalynd to interpret the bathroom mirror. Rajon found Rosalynd catoptromancied, waiting for the mirror to settle an argument. catoptronned adj. Drunk beyond trusting your own appearance, making Lebarron and Arveen inspect every reflective surface for discrepancies. Lebarron found Arveen catoptronned, comparing his face with the reflection in a serving tray. catoptrophobiaed adj. Of a drinker who has become reluctant to meet his own reflection, even briefly. Abigailrose was catoptrophobiaed and took the long way past the bathroom mirror. catostomided adj. Describing a drinker who has begun feeding conversationally at the nearest available surface. Aleksandre became catostomided and addressed the bar top between mouthfuls. catostominned adj. A drinker who keeps his mouth working long after the conversation has finished. Lium was catostominned, chewing thoughtfully while everyone else ordered taxis. catoxtromancied adj. Drunk past the point of treating reflections as evidence, compelling Zuma and Aletra to answer questions from the glass. Zuma discovered Aletra catoxtromancied, asking the window what had become of her handbag. catpersonned adj. A drinker so far gone that he adopts feline habits without acquiring any useful ones. Ambrea got catpersonned and spent ten minutes observing the room from the sofa arm. catridecacoged adj. The state of being drunk and treating every minor spill as a matter for clinical intervention. Garic was catridecacoged and applied a napkin to a harmless cut with great care. catridged (/ˈkatɹɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a spoken approximation of something more carefully assembled. Needham was catridged and explained the arrangement to Mathel in a pronunciation no dictionary would print. catrinaed adj. Drunk in a way that makes formal dress, cheerful company and mortality coexist rather awkwardly. Ihtesham arrived catrinaed, elegantly dressed and discussing death with the birthday balloons. cats and dogsed adj. The condition of a drinker who has taken on the persistence of heavy weather. Bella-mae was cats and dogsed by ten, continuing steadily through the karaoke. catscratched adj. Describing a drinker who leaves the evening marked by several small decisions made with confidence. catselfed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become privately convinced that the room belongs to him. Haleigha was catselfed and declined the offered chair as though it were trespassing. catseyed adj. The condition of a drinker who navigates by whatever catches the light, including the kettle and a teaspoon. Samanth went catseyed and used the kettle's reflection to locate the sofa. catsfooted adj. Reduced by drink to serving another person's purposes without quite noticing. Awwal was catsfooted into carrying six glasses upstairs for someone he had just met. catshanked adj. Softened by drink into shortening every plan until little slack remains. Girtie grew catshanked and reduced the evening's arrangements to one pub and no timetable.