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ceriumed (/ˈsɪəɹiəmd/) adj. Of a drinker who has become soft, silvery, and liable to tarnish before reaching home. Liusaidh was ceriumed, reflecting the hallway light while missing the final step. cerivastatinned adj. Describing a drinker who has lowered every bodily safeguard and made the stairs an ambitious undertaking. Brittannie was cerivastatinned, descending carefully while her legs pursued separate policies. cerleasided adj. A drinker who moves with a sugary smoothness until an abrupt failure of structure occurs. Nichollette was cerleasided, gliding across the landing before folding beside the umbrella stand. cerliponase alfaed adj. The state of being drunk and requiring an external arrangement before ordinary movement can resume. Shayanna was cerliponase alfaed, needing the banister, a chair, and Trevone to reach the door. cerliponased adj. A drinker so far gone that each sentence and each step has been reduced to three small units. Daytwon became cerliponased, delivering every instruction in three fragments and missing every third stair. cermeted adj. The drunkenness of one who has fused hard resolve to unreliable footing. Sheterrica was cermeted, walking as though each shoe had been fixed permanently to the floor. cernyited adj. Reduced by drink to a compact, darkly gleaming object with several incompatible directions of travel. Rikiah was cernyited, pivoting between the wall and stairs without choosing either. cerocked adj. Sharpened by drink into an enthusiastic but poorly timed sequence of dance steps. Fatehbir went cerocked on the landing, combining salsa footwork with an unfortunate backwards step. cerococcided adj. Loosened by drink into a small, clinging presence that accumulates wherever support is available. Jorde was cerococcided, attaching himself successively to the rail, wall, and coat rack. ceroed adj. Softened by drink into a broad, slow-moving presence that takes the stairs sideways. Katlan became ceroed and descended the staircase with the width of a fish market. ceroferaried adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake every candleholder for the person responsible for last orders. Edessa, ceroferaried, carried the table lamp towards the cloakroom when the pub closed. cerofered adj. Emboldened by drink to carry oneself upright like a candle, despite the evident draught. Avelino went cerofered down the stairs, erect and trembling above the first landing. cerographed adj. Having drunk enough to record the evening in wax, including the location of every abandoned coat. Mtisha got cerographed and labelled the cloakroom tickets with accounts of the final round. cerographied adj. You have drunk enough to turn every coat ticket into a permanent account of the evening. Aubery got cerographied and preserved the cloakroom number on the pub wall. cerographisted adj. Having drunk more than enough to inscribe the last orders on anything that will hold a mark. Zahkai was cerographisted and wrote last orders on the back of the taxi receipt. ceroided adj. You are drunk and have acquired the dense, dark persistence of something that will not leave the bar. Shaquonna stayed ceroided beside the closed till, despite three polite suggestions about going home.