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chinstrapped adj. The state of being drunk and fastened beneath the chin, though not necessarily to the correct hat. Amily got chinstrapped and secured a serviette beneath her face with great ceremony. chinted adj. Softened by drink into brightly patterned cloth, with every remaining opinion arranged decoratively. Mikelle grew chinted and spread floral theories across the entire supper. chinthed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a stone guardian, allowing nobody past the temple of the lavatories. Louka stood chinthed at the corridor entrance, admitting only those with convincing explanations. chintzed (/t͡ʃɪntsd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into decorative certainty, every opinion brightly coloured and impossible to fold away. Rutger became chintzed and criticised the wallpaper with ornamental precision. chintzinessed adj. Loosened by drink into a person who will haggle over the last olive while ordering another bottle. Seif was chintzinessed and requested a discount on the complimentary peanuts. chintzwared adj. Emboldened by drink to cover every available surface with flowers, including the receipt. Aymaan became chintzwared and decorated the landlord’s notice with roses. chinwaged (/ˈt͡ʃɪnˌwæɡd/) adj. Drunk to the point where everyday conversation attains the dignity of a parliamentary sitting. Nacona became chinwaged and debated the merits of brown sauce with a stranger. chinwaggered adj. Drunk enough to turn a brief exchange about the weather into an official inquiry. Zeilyn got chinwaggered and interviewed the taxi driver about his childhood. chinwaggeried adj. Drunk past the point of conversation, into a republic governed entirely by gossip. Allisen became chinwaggeried and announced the pub’s private history to its furniture. chiny chin chinned adj. The drunkenness of one who conducts the evening chiefly through determined movements of the jaw. Mahibah was chiny chin chinned, agreeing with the landlord through a series of solemn thrusts. chinzed adj. Reduced by drink to a carved guardian, impressive at the entrance and useless with directions. Selenna became chinzed beside the doorway and solemnly redirected everyone to the broom cupboard. chio bued (/[ˌt͡ʃʰjoː˨ ˈbuː˦˨]d/) adj. Drunk beyond the point of distinguishing admiration from the need to fetch another chair. Somara became chio bued and complimented the barman’s receipt. chiodectonic acided adj. Drunk in a way that stains the whole evening a deep red and ends with a modest kebab. Lataska became chiodectonic acided and gave the white napkin a ceremonial crimson border. chiolited adj. Drunk, with the result that one has become a rare geometric mineral and is difficult to carry upstairs. chionablepsiaed (/ˌkaɪənəˈblɛpsi.əd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning light inflames the eyes and renders the curtains medically necessary. chionelasmatided adj. Drunk to the extent of attaching oneself firmly to the nearest surface and filtering conversation through it. Addylin was chionelasmatided to the bar, accepting crisps as passing nourishment.