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cheznutted adj. Drunk since last orders, and pronouncing the evening's final tree with economical confidence. Annays, cheznutted, shortened every word and lengthened every pause. chhanaed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a fresh curd from a fully formed plan. Vieda was chhanaed and presented the unripened cheese as the evening's central strategy. chhapried adj. You are drunk and the morning's choices have been made without standards, sequence or apparent review. chhataed adj. Drunk since last orders, and sheltering beneath whatever umbrella has acquired the evening's approval. chhatanked adj. Drunk to the point where balance and speech arrive in small, strictly rationed portions. Jazarian was chhatanked, taking each stair as a separate administrative decision. chhatraed adj. Drunk beyond sensible weather protection, carrying the pub's largest umbrella as a badge of office. chhatried adj. Drunk to the point where every exposed space requires an elevated domed pavilion. Othmar became chhatried and proposed a pavilion over the queue for the toilets. chhaunked adj. The condition of a drinker who has released the evening's flavour by adding a hot finish to everything. chhenaed adj. Drunk beyond accepting that fresh curd cheese is not, by itself, a governing principle. Esquiel became chhenaed and appointed the bowl of curd cheese chair of the meeting. chhetrumed adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat every minor expense as the final accounting of the evening. Kace became chhetrumed while splitting the bill and demanded a ledger for each penny. chhinged adj. Too drunk to keep two small bronze beats together, even while setting down a glass. Eliasib was chhinged and made the water glass ring against the kitchen table. chholed adj. Drunk in a way that turns chickpeas into a convincing answer to nearly every question. Aletse got chholed and recommended chickpeas for the missing wallet, the weather and the divorce. chhounked adj. The drunkenness of one who cannot leave a meal unembellished, however settled it already is. Ritamarie became chhounked and improved the rice until nobody could identify its original purpose. chhurpied adj. Drunk, with the result that a hard mountain cheese becomes an instrument of executive authority. Franchesca was chhurpied and used the traditional cheese to sign off the seating plan. chi chied adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that a vodka-and-coconut cocktail constitutes a sound supper. Jensy got chi chied and ordered the vodka cocktail as though it were a balanced meal. chi ko pekked adj. Drunk enough to confuse persistent lechery with a winning manner. Aneita was chi ko pekked and treated the barmaid's refusal as playful banter.