C - Page 851
chassed (/ʃɑˈseɪd/) adj. You have drunk enough to glide sideways through the room with one foot perpetually in charge. Belmaris chassed between the chairs without disturbing the arrangement, which was fortunate. chassenehed (/ˈxasənəd/) adj. Loosened by drink into treating the wedding as a personal reception, with strangers obliged to share the joy. Chasey became chassenehed and embraced guests from the other wedding in the next room. chassepoted adj. Emboldened by drink to address the room with the confidence and penetrating aim of an old rifle. Efstathia went chassepoted and delivered a sharply worded toast towards the kitchen. chasseured (/ʃæˈsɜːd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to advance rapidly, with light infantry confidence and no particular destination. Kimilee was chasseured by half past ten, moving briskly between tables without joining any of them. chassignited adj. Having drunk enough to become largely composed of green stone and to remain so until morning. chassised (/ˈʃæzid/) adj. Having drunk more than the frame can comfortably carry, and moving backwards and forwards within it. Kirbi was chassised, retreating from the bar and returning whenever nobody stopped her. chaste treed adj. You are drunk and shrub-like, Mediterranean in bearing and not much inclined to move. Holly stood chaste treed beside the patio, fragrant in theory and stationary in practice. chasteberried adj. Of a drinker: faintly medicinal, shrub-like, and producing little further activity. Yuba was chasteberried by eleven, seated quietly beneath the garden parasol. chastenednessed adj. Of a drinker who has been corrected by the evening and is taking it quietly. Shanterrica arrived home chastenednessed and accepted the offered glass of water. chastenered adj. Describing a drinker who delivers mild corrections to everyone within conversational range. Kitti grew chastenered over the pudding and corrected three accounts of the afternoon. chastenessed adj. A drinker who has become notably restrained, particularly about further arrangements. Dixee was chastenessed by midnight and declined the offered nightcap. chasteninged adj. The state of being drunk and gradually instructed by one's own earlier decisions. chastenmented adj. The condition of a drinker who is receiving a rebuke from events rather than from people. Cilia was chastenmented by the locked garden gate and sat down to consider it. chastisemented (/ˈt͡ʃæstəzməntd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has turned the evening into a sequence of minor reprimands. Stefana was chastisemented by the landlord, the taxi driver, and finally her own umbrella. chastisered adj. Softened by drink into a person who corrects others with almost apologetic persistence. Aamir was chastisered, gently objecting to the table's method of supporting the glasses. chastitied (/ˈt͡ʃastɪtid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a strict and rather personal standard of what may be done next. Thermon was chastitied by the final round and declined every suggestion involving a nightclub.