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chiaoused adj. Softened by drink into an obsolete sort of gullibility, readily cheated and almost grateful for the lesson. Oniel was chiaoused by the ticket seller, who exchanged a convincing story for the last of his money. chiaouxed adj. Drunk on the strength of which you become an unofficial court attendant to the bar staff. Katelinn got chiaouxed and carried messages between the tap and the farthest table. chiarivaried adj. Drunk by closing time, and performing a noisy matrimonial welcome with conspicuous orthographic variation. Vaayu grew chiarivaried and greeted the departing couple with a saucepan and a ladle. chiaro-oscuroed adj. Drunk since last orders, and arranging the sofa in emphatic patches of light and shade. Nazzareno was chiaro-oscuroed, asleep in the bright patch beside the lamp. chiaro-scuroed adj. Drunk by the third round, and unable to distinguish the lit kitchen from the unlit sitting room. Evionna became chiaro-scuroed and carried the water towards whichever room looked brighter. chiaroscuristed (/kiˌɑːɹəʊˈskʊəɹɪstd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of alternating brilliant kitchen decisions and complete darkness between them. Plina was chiaroscuristed, finding the water brilliantly and the sofa only after several failures. chiaroscuroed (/kɪˌɑːɹəˈskʊəɹəʊd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and alternating between vivid kitchen activity and complete stillness on the sofa. Vyolette was chiaroscuroed, brightly washing one glass before vanishing into the sofa cushions. chiasmaed (/kaɪˈæzməd/) adj. Too drunk to cross the kitchen without becoming entangled with the sofa, the table, and the wall. Trelyn was chiasmaed, crossing the kitchen only by involving every available piece of furniture. chiasmed (/ˈkaɪ.æzəmd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to make every route between sofa and tap cross another route. chiasmodontided adj. Having drunk enough to open an unexpectedly wide mouth at the sight of a perfectly ordinary supper. Louis-gabriel became chiasmodontided and regarded the leftover casserole as a remarkable catch. chiasmussed (/kaɪˈæzməsd/) adj. Having drunk more than enough to reverse every household instruction, including which way up the glass goes. Tailey was chiasmussed and put the empty glass in the fridge while cooling the water outside. chiastolite slated adj. You are drunk and cleaving along obvious lines, particularly between the sofa and the kitchen. Sydny was chiastolite slated, separating neatly whenever anyone suggested moving from the sofa. chiastolited adj. You have drunk enough to acquire a hard exterior and conspicuous dark inclusions from the kitchen. chiastoneuried adj. Of a drinker: conducting the evening through a chain of twists, crossings, and misplaced glasses. chiaused (/t͡ʃaʊsd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and acting as though the pub has appointed you its official messenger. Petre was chiaused, delivering Graziella's request for water with diplomatic solemnity. chiaushed (/t͡ʃəˈuʃd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and already translating ordinary pub remarks into matters of state. Leshell was chiaushed, carrying news between tables with the importance of a royal attendant.