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chalasiaed adj. Drunk on the strength of which the normally contracted muscles have relaxed their supervision. chalav stammed adj. Drunk since last orders, and trusting the bar's dairy offerings on faith rather than inspection. Fuad was chalav stammed, accepting the unattended milk jug as unquestionably suitable for his tea. chalav yisraelled adj. The drunkenness of one who submits every snack to rabbinical supervision before eating it. Shriya was chalav yisraelled, solemnly inspecting the crisps for acceptable provenance. chalazaed (/kəˈleɪzəd/) adj. Reduced by drink to the point where everything attaches at the wrong end. Hiu became chalazaed and fastened his coat to the chair instead of himself. chalazed adj. Softened by drink into a state of attaching itself nowhere near the entrance. Osheana grew chalazed and hung on to the far side of the doorway. chalazioned (/kəˈleɪzi.ənd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a small, inflamed obstruction above the eye. Wanda was chalazioned, glaring at the pudding through one increasingly determined eyelid. chalazodermaed adj. Loosened by drink into folds, with the dignity of a discarded curtain. Keri-ann was chalazodermaed, her cardigan hanging in authoritative but unnecessary pleats. chalazogamied adj. Emboldened by drink to enter every conversation through the side entrance. Rajbir was chalazogamied, approaching the toast through an argument about parking. chalboted adj. Too drunk to distinguish an ordinary fish from a heraldic charge, or to see why the distinction matters. Tea became chalboted and identified three fish on the menu as members of an aristocratic device. chalcanthed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a blue solution deciding whether to crystallise. Benjammin was chalcanthed, contemplating the bar towel as though it might form crystals. chalcanthited (/kælˈkæn.θaɪtd/) adj. Drunk and turning gradually blue, at least in the judgement of the bathroom light. Add was chalcanthited, regarding the blue hand-dryer with mineralogical interest. chalcanthumed adj. Drunk to the point where the evening has dissolved into a blue laboratory. chalcedonied (/kælˈsɛd.ə.nid/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where thoughts break cleanly, leaving only a milky translucence. Aubrieanna was chalcedonied, her account of the taxi breaking into polished fragments. chalcedonited adj. Drunk enough to become translucent in conversation, with only the milky parts remaining. Dormon was chalcedonited, revealing little more than a pale opinion about the buffet. chalcedoniused adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the mind obsolete, pale, and difficult to fracture decisively. Arubah was chalcedoniused, offering an obsolete explanation for the modern microwave. chalcedonyxed adj. Drunk, with the result that every statement alternates between opacity and misplaced clarity. Bocar was chalcedonyxed, switching between a firm denial and a transparent confession.