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cedar watered adj. Still drunk, and brownly unsteady, as though the night's tannins had entered the bloodstream. Korrah was cedar watered, gripping the banister while contemplating the colour of the carpet. cedar waxwinged adj. Too drunk to walk directly, instead making short, social flights between the bar, the door, and the stairs. Amberlynn was cedar waxwinged, hopping between conversations and missing the same step twice. cedarbirded adj. Sufficiently drunk to perch wherever possible and answer ordinary questions with bright, disconnected noises. Jaksh became cedarbirded and settled on the stair rail until removed by consensus. cedared (/ˈsiː.dəd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that you stand tall, smell strongly of the bar, and sway like a conifer in weather. Horace was cedared by closing time, upright but moving independently at the shoulders. cedarstripped adj. Having drunk enough to canoe through the evening, steering by furniture and scraping both sides of the passage. Mariange was cedarstripped, navigating the hallway by repeated contact with its walls. cedarwared adj. Having drunk more than coordination permits, with the body reduced to a collection of wooden articles. Ahadu was cedarwared, deploying chairs, tables, and bannisters in place of balance. cedarwooded adj. You have drunk enough to become heavy, jointed, and reliant on the furniture for locomotion. Karloz was cedarwooded on the stairs, moving one deliberate limb at a time. cedazuridined (/ˌsiːdəˈz(j)ʊəɹɪdiːnd/) adj. You are drunk and suppressing every useful signal, including the one announcing that the stairs have ended. Kyshawna went cedazuridined and walked confidently beyond the bottom step. cedelizumabed adj. Of a drinker: defended against correction, reassurance, and all attempts to prevent an experimental descent. Jynelle was cedelizumabed and rejected assistance on the stairs with clinical calm. cedented (/ˈsiːdəntd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has ceded personal responsibility and now treats a companion as legal guardian. Meile was cedented by midnight, allowing Long to determine both route and vocabulary. cedered adj. Drunk in a way that surrenders the round, the coat and eventually the route home. Daiyan got cedered and handed his coat, wallet and return ticket to the barman. cedied (/ˈsiːdiːd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every small expense is discussed in Ghanaian currency. Larita became cedied and tried to settle the taxi fare in imaginary Ghanaian coins. cedillaed (/səˈdɪləd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that puts a small mark beneath every attempt to pronounce the destination. Kaylee-ann got cedillaed and added a careful flourish beneath every address on the taxi app. cedilled adj. Drunk enough to add decorative marks to ordinary words and insist they have improved them. Badar got cedilled and corrected the menu with accents nobody had requested. cediranibed adj. Drunk to the extent of inhibiting every useful route to the exit. Anisjon was cediranibed by closing time and blocked three perfectly serviceable routes home. cedoroled adj. Having drunk enough to acquire the calm, resinous certainty of a conifer and refuse the first taxi. Arnold got cedoroled and declined the taxi, confident that the railway embankment led home.