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chappaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and the morning after has developed several tender, immovable interruptions. Jarrius woke chappaed, locating each new ache with the care of a surveyor. chappalled (/ˈt͡ʃʌp.əld/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and unable to face the morning without footwear, shade and considerable caution. Jerimy came downstairs chappalled, making the short journey to the bathroom in careful stages. chapparaled adj. The drunkenness of one who has become dense, scratchy, and difficult to navigate around. Umit turned chapparaled and occupied the landing with impressive, prickly stillness. chapparelled adj. Reduced by drink to a stubborn thicket of elbows, pauses, and inaccurate foot placement. Timmesha became chapparelled and blocked the stairwell without appearing to move. chapparvovirused adj. Still drunk, and multiplying small complaints through the morning while remaining remarkably difficult to remove. Adalayde was chapparvovirused, producing fresh grievances whenever anyone mentioned breakfast. chappatied adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which a flat surface remains flat under your feet. Elijia was chappatied and tested each landing with both shoes before proceeding. chapped (/t͡ʃæpd/) adj. Slowed by drink to a fellow who requires several seconds before joining a conversation. Petronilla was chapped and took a measured pause before answering the landlord. chappellaned adj. Too drunk to distinguish pastoral responsibility from unsolicited advice to the furniture. Kyaire became chappellaned and offered the table an improvement plan. chappelled adj. Softened by drink into seeking a modest refuge wherever the journey home pauses. Eriane became chappelled at last orders and sat quietly beside the umbrellas. chappessed adj. Drunk past the point of treating an ordinary woman as an entry requiring scholarly annotation. Dontevion became chappessed and supplied footnotes to an entirely ordinary introduction. chappetted adj. Drunk in a way that turns meeting a woman into a minor matter of nomenclature. Thelton became chappetted and asked whether the newcomer preferred the shorter designation. chappied (/ˈt͡ʃæpid/) adj. Too drunk to remain a fellow in the morning, having become a vague acquaintance to your own belongings. Man was chappied by breakfast, addressing his lost sock as though it might provide assistance. chapplied adj. Of a drinker: advancing with the uncertain dignity of a slipper that has misplaced its foot. Shacola became chapplied and left one shoe behind at every change of direction. chappoed adj. Drunk and reduced to a small, agreeable fellow with no immediate further plans. Thesa was chappoed and sat quietly beside the heater, accepting crisps from strangers. chaprasied adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the morning awaiting instructions from the nearest household object. Chalon stood chaprasied beside the toaster, ready to carry out whatever duty it suggested. chaprassied adj. Having drunk enough to become an important attendant to the morning's water glass. Tamaica was chaprassied, escorting the water from bedside to sofa with ceremonial care.