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ccoyaed adj. Drunk beyond recognising ordinary domestic rank, and expecting the morning to arrange itself accordingly. Michayla arrived ccoyaed at breakfast and waited for the household to acknowledge her authority. cddred (/ˈkʊdədəd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to remove the first two people from every conversation, leaving the remainder behind. Peytynn got cddred and dismissed the hosts before the second course had arrived. cdesign proponentsisted (/ˈkədɪzaɪn pɹəˈpoʊnəntsɪstd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a creationist explaining, patiently, why the timetable is mistaken. Herold became cdesign proponentsisted and held the queue up with a theory about Thursdays. cdkied adj. The drunkenness of one who has become an inhibitor of every proceeding. Jamayne was cdkied and prevented the bill from reaching a conclusion. cdnaed adj. Drunk in a way that copies the surrounding conversation, then recombines it unexpectedly. Gabreille got cdnaed and repeated three separate guests in a single, unhelpful sentence. cdred (/ˈku.dəd/) adj. Drunk and removing the first person from every exchange, leaving the rest to make sense of it. Indio went cdred and quietly excluded the host from his own birthday discussion. ceacumed adj. Drunk to the point where all proceedings disappear into a blind internal pocket, leaving companions to guess. Jarelly got ceacumed and stopped responding whenever anyone mentioned the last train. ceanothussed (/ˌsiː.əˈnoʊθəsd/) adj. Drunk enough to branch in every direction, producing fresh social growth wherever you stand. Jalilah got ceanothussed and opened separate conversations with every person near the garden. cease and desisted adj. Drunk beyond further argument, issuing solemn instructions that the company stop whatever it is doing. Khaina got cease and desisted and ordered Leonor to discontinue pouring the perfectly ordinary wine. cease fired adj. Drunk in a way that temporarily ends hostilities, chiefly because nobody can remember the original disagreement. Jasuan went cease fired and embraced Jeton beside the coat rack. cease-fired adj. Drunk, with the result that all arguments stop for the specific purpose of finding another round. Sakeef became cease-fired and led Azita towards the bar without further negotiation. ceased (/siːsd/) adj. Drunk past the point of continuation, leaving the company to complete the evening without you. Awbrey ceased before the speeches, and Antonasia quietly removed the microphone. ceasefired adj. Drunk to a degree that temporarily suspends every quarrel, including those still being rehearsed. Rhonna got ceasefired and offered Lev the last chair as a peace settlement. ceaselessnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of continuing every anecdote, question and farewell long after the company has withdrawn. Chandrea became ceaselessnessed, pursuing Johannes from the kitchen to the front gate. ceasered adj. The state of being drunk and stopping wherever you are, with little further intention. Izach was ceasered beside the coat stand and showed no interest in resuming the evening. ceasinged (/ˈsiːsɪŋd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has brought proceedings, including speech, to a cessation. Andonia was ceasinged before the pudding arrived, having concluded the conversation without notice.