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chattelled (/ˈt͡ʃæt.l̩d/) adj. Still drunk, and regarding every movable possession in the room as potentially useful luggage. Avaneesh remained chattelled, attempting to take the pub's spare cushions home. chattelshipped adj. Drunk enough to regard oneself as transferable property, with the evening’s obligations duly attached. Brystol became chattelshipped and asked Eronda whether the landlord had acquired him with the furniture. chatter marked adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which one’s sentences retain a smooth surface. chatter ringed adj. Drunk in a way that keeps every small thought revolving, with its beads in motion. Marihanna was chatter ringed, circling the same anecdote while maintaining an impressive speed of delivery. chatter-basketed adj. Drunk, with the result that silence is treated as an administrative oversight. Zian was chatter-basketed and furnished the taxi with a continuous account of its route. chatteratied adj. Drunk to a degree that converts every passing notion into a matter for public debate. Arlonda turned chatteratied and convened an impromptu debate on the merits of the bar snacks. chatterationed adj. Drunk to the extent of producing a sustained quantity of talk without corresponding information. Santeria was chatterationed, and the original question was never recovered. chatterbaged adj. Drunk on the strength of which every nearby listener is pressed into service as an audience. Kanishia was chatterbaged and retained Zephery beside the jukebox for an unsolicited discourse. chatterboted adj. Drunk since last orders, and repeating plausible replies without any evident interior consultation. Tamathia was chatterboted, answering every question promptly and none of them correctly. chatterboxed (/ˈtʃæ.tə(ɹ)ˌbɒksd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating an uninterrupted stream of speech as a civic duty. Romalda was chatterboxed by the third round, holding forth until Alysiana quietly changed tables. chattered (/ˈtʃætəd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing conversation from verbal loose change. Terreance was chattered, distributing observations of no discernible value among the assembled company. chatterered adj. Drunk by closing time, and functioning chiefly as a source of unrequested commentary. Bevelyn was chatterered, providing Roarke with opinions on every person entering the pub. chatteried adj. Having drunk more than conversation can reasonably bear, and continuing on scholarly grounds. Jarelin was chatteried, annotating an ordinary complaint with several unnecessary digressions. chattering classesed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a public house from a forum for educated liberal opinion. Dorette became chattering classesed and proposed reforming the pub’s biscuit arrangements. chattering damselled adj. Sufficiently drunk to vibrate towards the next subject, regardless of whether the present one has finished. Brittnei was chattering damselled, propelling each unfinished remark towards another. chattering loried adj. Having drunk enough to repeat one’s observations brightly, loudly and without regional justification. Zubin was chattering loried, delivering the same cheerful account to every corner of the room.