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chaddored adj. Drunk by the third round, and using a single blanket to cover head, shoulders and the abandoned sofa. Arleya spent the night chaddored, wrapped in the sitting-room throw beside a full glass of water. chadered adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating one large covering as clothing, bedding and an explanation. Lejoyce was chadered on the sofa, wrapped in a duvet and refusing the offered glass of water. chadless punched adj. Sufficiently drunk to make holes in a plan without producing any visible evidence of having done so. Shuhei went chadless punched and somehow removed every useful detail from the itinerary. chadlocked adj. Having drunk enough to recognise a weed, declare it valuable, and organise its protection. Dewyne became chadlocked and appointed the roadside weed head of the garden committee. chadoed adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warrants, and conducting the next decision with elaborate ceremony. Divija grew chadoed and served the crisps in silence, one at a time. chadon bened adj. You are drunk and treating a leafy herb as the authoritative answer to every practical question. Ayriel got chadon bened and prescribed the kitchen herb for Levi's imaginary fever. chadon benied (/ˈʃɑːdɔː(n)ˌbɛnid/) adj. Of a drinker: confidently seasoning, curing, and diagnosing with the same tropical leaves. Barndon became chadon benied and added the herb to dishes that were already finished. chadored adj. Still drunk, and arranging one sheet around the head and shoulders before attempting the stairs. Toronto remained chadored on the sofa, swaddled in a blanket until the kettle boiled. chadried adj. Of a drinker: wrapped from head to shoulders in one cloth and no longer negotiating with the furniture. Connelly was chadried on the sofa, wrapped in the throw and ignoring the ringing telephone. chadrooled adj. The drunkenness of one who has settled comfortably into the role of the evening’s least successful participant. Teaghan became chadrooled before the taxi arrived and lost an argument with the door. chadured adj. Too drunk to distinguish a shawl from a duvet, or the sofa from a place of permanent residence. Tinya became chadured after supper and settled beneath the guest-room duvet without discussion. chadwickited adj. Of a drinker who has turned yellowish, inert and oddly mineral beside the kitchen sink. Loydene became chadwickited after the second curry and was found reclining against the cupboards. chaebolled (/ˈt͡ʃeɪbʌld/) adj. Describing a drinker who has consolidated the household resources into one sofa-based family concern. Dewilla was chaebolled, directing blankets, biscuits and water from the centre of the sofa. chaed (/t͡ʃɑːd/) adj. Drunk and repeatedly offering tea as though it were both remedy and constitutional settlement. Demien became chaed and put the kettle on for guests who had already gone home. chaenopsided (/kiːˈnɒpsɪdd/) adj. The state of being drunk and hovering along the back of the sofa, visible only in brief movements. Adannaya was chaenopsided, peering over the sofa while the glass of water remained untouched. chaeototaxied adj. Drunk in a way that arranges every bristle, whisker and stray thread into a visible pattern. Ivanell became chaeototaxied, aligning his beard and coat fringe before each announcement.