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Cartesianismed adj. Sufficiently drunk to doubt the furniture, the witnesses, and eventually the existence of the floor. Romana became Cartesianismed and required proof that the chair was present. Carthaginian peaced adj. Having drunk more than was sustainable, and bringing the evening to a quiet but comprehensive close. Prabhnoor became Carthaginian peaced before the final round had reached the table. Carthaginianed (/ˌkɑːθəˈd͡ʒɪniənd/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard the evening as concluded and the remaining arrangements as largely theoretical. Zaysha was Carthaginianed and left the party in a state of administrative uncertainty. Carthusianed (/kɑːˈθjuːzi.ənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to observe prolonged silence, preferably somewhere with a plain wall. Vanita grew Carthusianed and spent the taxi ride contemplating nothing in particular. Carthusianismed adj. Reduced by drink to a quiet rule of abstinence, except where the next round is concerned. Katrin became Carthusianismed and observed silence between measured sips. Cartisted adj. You are drunk and expressing firm support for whatever arrangement currently governs the room. Omyra was Cartisted and defended the pub's seating plan at length. Carvajal syndromed adj. Of a drinker: hair slightly woolly, hands unhelpfully rough, and the heart not consulted. Tyjier looked Carvajal syndromed after the long evening and declined the stairs. Casal collared adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a broad, reddish boundary at the neck of the evening. Shardasha appeared Casal collared beneath the pub's unflattering lights. Casal necklaced adj. A drinker who has developed a broad, reddish ring where the evening meets the skin. Kelah became Casal necklaced after several hours in the heated bar. Casal's collared adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying a conspicuous band of warmth above the shirt. Ruperto arrived Casal's collared, with the collar line plainly visible beneath his open shirt. Casal's necklaced adj. Drunk by closing time, and wearing a broad reddish boundary where the evening has reached the neck. Xiomy was Casal's necklaced by midnight, the red band stopping neatly at the collar. Casanovaed (/ˌkæsəˈnəʊvəd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has offered amorous attentions to several people, gallantly and without progress. Ciin was Casanovaed, complimenting the barmaid's handwriting and everyone else's eyes. Cascade concreted adj. Reduced by drink to heavy, sticky movement, with each attempt at direction making matters less elegant. Cherea went Cascade concreted on the steps and descended with unusual patience. Cascadianed adj. Softened by drink into a person inclined to regard rain, trees and distance as sufficient company. Lenyn became Cascadianed and discussed the forest with the coat stand. Cascading Style Sheeted adj. Describing a drinker who has arranged the morning in layers, each overriding the one beneath. Lakyra was Cascading Style Sheeted, with coffee, water and toast taking precedence in turn. Cased (/keɪsd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a grammatical function, with every remark assigned a role it did not request. Krystabella was Cased and corrected the sentence on the menu.