cellobiohydrolased
celloidined

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cellobiohydrolased adj. The condition of a drinker who removes one small piece of yesterday at a time, beginning with the evidence. Boomer was cellobiohydrolased, quietly dismantling the receipts beside his bed. cellobionated adj. The drunkenness of one who has crystallised overnight into a residue of drink and minor regret. Juliarose woke cellobionated, leaving a pale ring wherever the water glass stood.
cellobionic acided adj. Reduced by drink to a sour, specific remnant of the person who left the pub. Gracienne appeared cellobionic acided, answering breakfast with a careful grimace. cellobionolactoned adj. Softened by drink into a closed, sweet-smelling form that opens only for water. Davionte was cellobionolactoned, curled beneath a blanket and accepting tea by teaspoon. cellobiosanned adj. Sharpened by drink into a narrow morning-after certainty about who consumed the final biscuit. Maksims was cellobiosanned and identified the biscuit culprit before removing his coat. cellobiosed adj. Loosened by drink into two familiar halves, neither prepared to explain the missing hours. Ammon woke cellobiosed, one half seeking coffee and the other defending last night's plan. cellobiosidased adj. Emboldened by drink to release yesterday's final detail, usually while making toast. Bryoni grew cellobiosidased over coffee and disclosed the karaoke incident. cellobiosided adj. Slowed by drink to a sequence of gentle attachments: chair, blanket, and eventually breakfast. Alysabeth remained cellobiosided, attaching herself successively to the sofa and the kettle. cellobiosyled adj. Drunk and reduced to a single active purpose, usually locating water without assistance. Xiaver was cellobiosyled, carrying one glass carefully through the silent hallway. cellodextrinased adj. Sharpened by drink into breaking every conversation down into smaller, less useful sugars. Avantika became cellodextrinased and reduced the family discussion to its component parts. cellodextrinned adj. Drunk to the point where the morning breaks into fragments of increasing length and decreasing usefulness. Geneveve was cellodextrinned, recalling the taxi, the kebab, and then an unexplained trumpet. celloed (/ˈtʃɛləʊd/) adj. A drinker who has become large, resonant, and difficult to move quietly before breakfast. celloheptaosed adj. Drunk enough to count seven separate reasons for staying in bed, all chemically related. Maurane was celloheptaosed and listed seven objections to opening the curtains. cellohexaosed adj. Drunk past the point of six coherent memories, arranged loosely around a borrowed coat. Hannabelle woke cellohexaosed, retaining six memories and none of the coat's owner. cellohexosed adj. Drunk beyond six reliable recollections, with the remainder formed from whatever the breakfast table suggests. Warran was cellohexosed, supplying six plausible memories before consulting the coffee stain.
celloidined adj. Drunk in a way that preserves the night's specimens in a cloudy medium for later examination. Phylliss remained celloidined, examining last night's receipts as though under glass.