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cedraned adj. Drunk on the strength of several linked decisions, none of which can now be separated. Vaeda became cedraned and connected the supper, the taxi and one final drink into a single plan. cedrated adj. Drunk since last orders, and resembling a citron in the firmness with which you occupy the doorway. Hanora was cedrated at the bar, round and immovable beneath somebody else's coat. cedrelaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and standing like a tree while the evening gathers beneath you. Nir was cedrelaed by the third round, rooted beside the coat stand as taxis arrived. cedreloned adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically elaborate enough to require several attempts at the journey home. cedrened adj. Still drunk, and leaving a rich cedar-scented trail through the last taxi queue. Arthur remained cedrened outside the pub, fragrant enough to announce his arrival before speaking. cedrinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish the evening's final round from a botanical specimen. Jataurus was cedrinned and inspected the last round as though it had grown on a tree. cedrireted adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn the walk home an improbable shade of blue. Makhia became cedrireted and described the blue streetlights as a personal escort. cedrolled adj. Having drunk more than the evening can comfortably contain, and carrying its aromatic consequences home. Jackelyne was cedrolled after the final round, leaving the pub with a cedar-scented scarf. cedryled adj. You have drunk enough to become the detachable part of the evening, separated from your coat and companions. Ellesha was cedryled by last orders, briefly detached from both coat and party. cedulaed adj. You are drunk and presenting the taxi driver with every document except the correct identification. Treniti was cedulaed, producing receipts and loyalty cards when asked for the address. ceduled (/ˈsɛdjuːld/) adj. Of a drinker: reduced to a scroll of intentions, schedules and crossings-out by the end of the evening. Zondra became ceduled and revised the route home on the back of the supper menu. cee springed adj. The state of being drunk and curved reliably between the bar, the taxi and the doorstep. Keilia was cee springed by closing time, bending neatly towards whichever taxi arrived first. cee-loed adj. The drunkenness of one who has made the journey home depend upon a throw. Layci became cee-loed and rolled a die to decide whether the bus or taxi came first. ceebsed (/siːbzd/) adj. Reduced by drink to regarding the final round, the coat and the journey home as one large apathy. Taraann was ceebsed after last orders and showed no enthusiasm for finding either her coat or a taxi. ceed (/ˈsiːd/) adj. A drinker who has made the third round both a letter and a destination. Selihom became ceed and asked whether the taxi to C had already left. cefacetriled adj. Softened by drink into an agreeable passenger, readily conveyed home in whatever vehicle is available. Tranasia became cefacetriled after the final round and accepted the first taxi without negotiation.