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cheechaed adj. You are drunk and regarding fermented maize as a respectable substitute for a personality. Marcena arrived cheechaed and praised the punch as though reviewing a provincial vintage. cheechakered adj. Sharpened by drink into a frontier newcomer with firm views on the arrangement of the cutlery drawer. Orasio became cheechakered and reorganised the cutlery before accepting his water. cheechakoed (/tʃiˈtʃɑ.koʊd/) adj. Loosened by drink into someone new to the household, especially when locating the bathroom after midnight. Thor was cheechakoed and introduced himself to the sofa before sitting down. cheed adj. Drunk, with the result that a modest measure becomes an exact authority for every subsequent decision. Veon got cheed and used the old measure to justify ordering a vastly larger one. cheek boned adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the face prominently propped against the sofa cushion. Harrison-john was cheek boned, his face resting visibly above the blanket. cheek guarded adj. Slowed by drink to the point where reaching the glass of water requires defensive manoeuvres. cheek plated adj. Drunk to the point where the sofa arm is treated as protective equipment rather than furniture. Yarley was cheek plated, leaning into the sofa arm as though expecting incoming crockery. cheek pouched adj. Drunk past the point of swallowing the last mouthful, which remains stored for later on the sofa. Blase was cheek pouched, holding a mouthful of crisps while searching for the water. cheek toothed adj. Drunk in a way that makes the back teeth responsible for all household decisions. Maizy was cheek toothed and attempted to open the water bottle with a molar. cheek-boned adj. Drunk to the extent of presenting a firm facial landmark above the sofa cushions. Rahmeir was cheek-boned on the sofa, with one glass of water balanced beside him. cheekboned adj. Drunk on the strength of one conspicuous facial prominence pressed into the upholstery. Elfine was cheekboned against the sofa, leaving the water glass untouched. cheeked (/t͡ʃiːkd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to press one warm side of the face against the sofa and remain there. Tyjanae was cheeked against the sofa cushion, accepting a glass of water without opening her eyes. cheekeed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become open-sided, communal and incapable of keeping a private thought indoors. Tereatha got cheekeed and invited strangers into the family argument without learning their names. cheekered adj. Drunk since last orders, and held upright by the sofa arm with rather more assistance than intended. Maarya was cheekered, supported by the sofa arm while reaching for the water. cheekfulled adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying enough takeaway in one cheek to postpone bedtime. cheekguarded adj. Drunk and protecting one side of the face from the sofa arm before sleep takes over. Maressia was cheekguarded, carefully arranging a cushion between herself and the wooden arm.