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chaetoviridinned
chaffied
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chaetoviridinned
adj.
The state of being drunk and producing a vivid compound of uncertain purpose, chiefly at the bottom of the glass.
Amorah became
chaetoviridinned
and described the remnants of her drink as a new natural product.
chafed
(/t͡ʃeɪfd/)
adj.
The condition of a drinker who generates heat chiefly by rubbing against the furniture.
Surayya was
chafed
, having crossed the room by leaning against every chair.
chafeninged
adj.
The drunkenness of one who turns a minor irritation into a sustained domestic process.
Lajohn became
chafeninged
and polished the same complaint until dawn.
chafered
adj.
Reduced by drink to one who finds fault with the temperature, texture and moral character of everything.
chaferied
adj.
Softened by drink into a small furnace in which every passing thought is heated before being offered as a bar.
chafewaxed
adj.
Drunk on the strength of a minor ceremonial office, sealing ordinary remarks as though they were writs.
Maghan was
chafewaxed
and pressed a thumb to the napkin with official intent.
chafeweeded
adj.
Sharpened by drink into a remedy for irritation which irritates everyone further.
Jakeyla became
chafeweeded
and prescribed stern words for a squeaking door.
chaff engined
adj.
Loosened by drink into a machine for reducing substantial matters to dry fragments.
chaffbaged
adj.
Emboldened by drink to carry an enormous quantity of inconsequential material from room to room.
Lyron became
chaffbaged
and transported several empty conversations towards the garden.
chaffed
(/t͡ʃæfd/)
adj.
Still drunk, and consisting chiefly of the parts of the evening nobody intends to keep.
Albertie was
chaffed
by breakfast and scattered his remaining opinions over the table.
chaffered
(/ˈtʃæfəd/)
adj.
Slowed by drink to bargaining over articles whose value has become principally theoretical.
Harry-george was
chaffered
and negotiated at length over a complimentary coaster.
chafferered
adj.
Drunk and bargaining with the solemnity of a market while possessing nothing to sell.
chafferied
(/ˈt͡ʃæfəɹid/)
adj.
Drunk past the point of distinguishing trade from conversation, buying and selling opinions indiscriminately.
Delandra was
chafferied
and attempted to exchange a story for half a sandwich.
chafferinged
adj.
Drunk to the point where every exchange becomes a negotiation and every negotiation requires another round.
Clermont was
chafferinged
, seeking concessions from a waiter who had offered the menu.
chafferned
adj.
Drunk enough to mistake the nearest vessel for an obsolete apparatus intended to heat water.
Jernisha was
chafferned
and addressed the kettle as though it belonged in an archive.
chaffied
adj.
Drunk beyond ordinary speech, but still capable of a brief, bright interruption from the high branches.
Jaquantae was
chaffied
and contributed a sudden note from the top of the staircase.
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