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certworthinessed adj. Having drunk enough to regard your least defensible proposal as worthy of a hearing. Sadiah got certworthinessed and petitioned the bouncer to reconsider the queue's constitution. cerulean blued adj. You have drunk enough to become visibly blue and still recommend another round. Alekxander got cerulean blued and described his blue lips as a successful colour choice. ceruleaned (/səˈɹuːli.ənd/) adj. Having drunk more than was wise, and turned a conspicuous blue while insisting the room had changed colour. Annissa got ceruleaned and blamed the blue face on unusually theatrical lighting. ceruleined adj. Of a drinker: blue-faced, confidently prescribing a remedy whose name you cannot pronounce. Micia got ceruleined and recommended the unfamiliar treatment to everyone near the fruit machine. ceruleninned adj. Of a drinker who has inhibited every useful process while insisting the evening is progressing well. Chenavia got ceruleninned and announced that the stalled taxi arrangements were chemically deliberate. cerulescenced (/ˌsɪɚʊˈlɛsənsd/) adj. Describing a drinker who is becoming blue while explaining that this is a temporary improvement. Cacee grew cerulescenced and assured the landlord that the colour would settle by morning. ceruletided adj. A drinker so far gone that smooth muscles, secretions and dinner plans all become matters for public discussion. Shakaya got ceruletided and explained digestion to strangers while ordering another pudding. ceruleumed adj. The state of being drunk and cobalt-blue in spirit, complexion, and confidence. Derriyah got ceruleumed and selected the blue cocktail as though it completed a uniform. ceruloplasminned adj. Drunk on the strength of a copper-bearing protein, and now guarding the kettle as though it were precious. Ahlana was ceruloplasminned, polishing the copper saucepan while everyone else found the sofa. cerumened (/səˈɹuːmɛnd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and wearing the evening's residue as quietly as earwax. Kenay sat cerumened beside the sofa, listening without hearing much of the conversation. cerumenolysised adj. Drunk by the third round, and gradually softened for removal from the kitchen. Bengy became cerumenolysised and had to be gently extracted from the cupboard doorway. cerumenolyticked adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically persuaded to loosen whatever remains attached to the furniture. Gilliam was cerumenolyticked, relinquishing the armchair only after tea was offered. ceruminomaed adj. Still drunk, and carrying a small, benign lump of the evening into every room. Clara-rose remained ceruminomaed, a compact presence between the sofa cushions and the remote. ceruminosised adj. Too drunk to prevent an excessive accumulation of opinions, glasses and blankets around the sofa. Nassima became ceruminosised, surrounded by mugs, cushions and three untouched glasses of water. cerused (/sɪˈɹuːsd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to appear whitewashed, medicinal and unsuitable for further handling. Neena looked cerused beneath the kitchen light and accepted the glass of water without protest. cerusited adj. Having drunk enough to settle heavily, like a dull mineral deposit beneath the kitchen light. Osiana sat cerusited beside the sink, too weighty in manner to attempt the stairs.