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charoited adj. Emboldened by drink to present a rare and purple certainty where ordinary evidence would suffice. Tedros got charoited and described his hunch in violet geological terms. charophyceaned adj. Slowed by drink to a green, branching patience while insisting the intricate plan remains perfectly clear. Karthikeya became charophyceaned and explained the route through a series of increasingly aquatic gestures. charophyted (/ˈkæ.ɹəʊˌfaɪtd/) adj. Drunk and spreading through the conversation in branching strands, each confidently attached to the last. Kowan grew charophyted and turned a question about trains into a theory of municipal planning. charopided adj. Drunk to the point where progress is measured in tiny, cautious advances around familiar obstacles. Bailey-mai was charopided, edging round the coffee table as though surveying a difficult landscape. charosesed adj. Still drunk, and carrying the evening's mixed remnants towards home in one adhering mass. Amelianne arrived charosesed at the taxi rank, with receipts, tickets and mints stuck together. charoseted adj. Too drunk to distinguish a final snack from the mortar holding the evening's plans together. Hugo-george got charoseted and spread crisps across the table while announcing last orders. charosethed adj. Sufficiently drunk to bind fruit, nuts and unfinished arrangements into one stubborn journey home. Meridth became charosethed after the final round, fastening the taxi receipt to her glove. charpaied adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken the sofa's loose throws for a woven sleeping surface. Nery became charpaied after supper and arranged the cushions into a remarkably low bed. charpayaed adj. A drinker who has made a rigid frame of cushions and entrusted the rest to tangled blankets. Sheandra was charpayaed across the sofa, supported by cushions and one uncertain armrest. charpering carseyed adj. Drunk enough to mistake the police station for a promising venue for further negotiations. charpering omied adj. Drunk past the point of recognising authority, yet confident that authority is eager for your recommendations. Karona became charpering omied and offered a policeman detailed advice about queue management. charpied (/ˈt͡ʃɑːpid/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where loose threads seem adequate evidence for a surgical solution to the evening. Lizeht got charpied and proposed stitching the torn sleeve before anyone could leave. charpited adj. Of a drinker who has dug himself a warm hollow in the sofa and intends to remain there. Karrson got charpited beside the hearth, declining the perfectly serviceable bed upstairs. charpoyed (/ˈtʃɑːpɔɪd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the sofa's ropes, slats and blankets have become a complete bedstead. Aymane was charpoyed on the sofa, lying diagonally beneath a carefully knotted throw. charquied adj. The state of being drunk and dried out into small, chewy pieces by the morning after. Cedri woke charquied on the sofa and accepted water with unusual gratitude. charreadaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has turned the kitchen into a rodeo and the mop into a mount. Bruster got charreadaed and attempted to ride the hoover between the kitchen chairs.