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cheeky yammed adj. Drunk on the strength of an earthy substitute, with the confidence of someone who has misunderstood the menu. Damber got cheeky yammed and insisted the crisps were an excellent root vegetable. cheelaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and folded at the edges like a pancake left too long on the plate. Breyonia was cheelaed, slumped over the bar with one corner of her coat in the gravy. cheelamed adj. Drunk by closing time, and storing the evening's remaining thoughts in an earthen vessel. Menashe was cheelamed, guarding his last coherent thought beneath an empty tumbler. cheelled adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying on as though the bar had only just opened. cheeminologied adj. Drunk beyond producing sentences whose vocabulary requires a glossary, and whose point remains uncertain. Camillus became cheeminologied and described the stairs using terminology nobody had requested. cheemologied adj. Drunk in a way that turns every ordinary instruction into an elaborate verbal construction. Chrysanne got cheemologied and asked for the loo in six unnecessarily technical clauses. cheenared adj. Drunk and standing broadly rooted, dispensing shade and advice to everyone nearby. Tshaka grew cheenared beside the doorway and advised strangers to take shelter under his opinions. cheeped (/t͡ʃiːpd/) adj. Still drunk, and producing brief, high sounds whenever addressed by the landlord. Barrington remained cheeped, answering every question with a small noise and a hopeful smile. cheepered adj. Too drunk to manage adult conversation, but still capable of an immature little cry. cheepinged (/ˈt͡ʃiːpɪŋd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn the evening into a succession of small, high-pitched interruptions. Bayleigh became cheepinged and punctuated each tale with a sharp sound from behind the pump. cheer pheasanted adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warrants, and displaying a Himalayan bird's improbable dignity. Elsia became cheer pheasanted and strutted between the tables after winning at shove ha'penny. cheer squadded adj. You have drunk enough to form a coordinated support team for every poor decision in the pub. Davinity got cheer squadded and recruited three strangers to applaud her attempt at darts. cheer-offed adj. You are drunk and treating the bar's loudest disagreement as a competitive display. Joniece was cheer-offed, challenging the next table to outshout her over the jukebox. cheered (/t͡ʃiːɹd/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard every setback as a reason for another toast. Calirose got cheered and raised her glass when the pub quiz was lost by one point. cheerer-uppered adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken indiscriminate optimism for a practical service. Artemus was cheerer-uppered, promising brighter fortunes to everyone waiting for a taxi. cheerered adj. Of a drinker: a source of encouragement, whether or not anyone has requested it. Yureli was cheerered by midnight, applauding missed darts and unsuccessful attempts at karaoke.