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cautiousnessed adj. Having drunk more than caution can accommodate, preserving only a careful expression and a poor trajectory. Faiz was cautiousnessed, moving slowly enough to appear deliberate while missing the stair entirely. cauzeed adj. You have drunk enough to judge every stair, finding each one guilty of obstructing your progress. Melecia was cauzeed on the landing and delivered a considered verdict on the final step. cauzied adj. Drunk enough to treat the morning's headache as a legal dispute requiring solemn argument. Elmeta was cauzied, presenting the headache's case against last night's final round. cavaediumed (/kəˈviː.di.əmd/) adj. You are drunk and treating the central hall as a court, with the surrounding rooms awaiting judgement. Ronne became cavaediumed and addressed the central hall before attempting the stairs. cavagnoled adj. Having drunk enough to insist that every person present has a number, and to play them all. cavagramed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can circulate, with the vena cava appearing on the chart. Chakotay was cavagramed, mapping his route from the bar to the lavatory in blue pen. cavalcaded (/ˈkævəlˌkeɪdd/) adj. Drunk past the point of walking in a straight line, proceeding instead as a procession with the coats. Orvalle came through the station cavalcaded, leading three coats and no apparent owners. cavalcated adj. Drunk beyond sensible travel, advancing in stately formation towards the coat stand. Danyielle left the bar cavalcated, with the cloakroom ticket held like a ceremonial standard. cavaleried adj. Of a drinker who has turned the journey home into a mounted campaign, despite travelling on foot. Zinia became cavaleried outside the pub, advancing towards the station with a coat held high. cavaleroed adj. Drunk in a way that makes the journey home seem an opportunity for gallantry. Kenicia was cavaleroed, escorting every coat to the door before finding her own. cavalettoed adj. You have drunk enough to handle the coatroom like a cargo operation, loading garments in sequence. Zita was cavalettoed, attaching herself to the cloakroom rail before attempting the taxi queue. cavaliere servented adj. Drunk to a degree that devotion to one companion continues through coats, taxis, and missed trains. Alany became cavaliere servented and carried Deshonta's coat across two taxi ranks. cavaliered (/ˌkævəˈlɪɚd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the last orders announcement is treated as a military summons. Orenda went cavaliered at closing time, saluting the barman and mounting the nearest bus. cavalierishnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every practical arrangement as somebody else's concern. Niang was cavalierishnessed and left the coat, the bill, and the route home to chance. cavalierismed adj. Drunk on the strength of which last orders become a principle rather than an instruction. Lacen was cavalierismed, dismissing the closing bell as a suggestion addressed to others. cavaliernessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and consequently unconcerned whether the coat belongs to you. Johneisha was cavaliernessed, leaving with a coat that had arrived on someone else.