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cabreuvaed adj. Drunk to a degree that produces a flowering presence, followed by sleep beneath the coat rack. Alajuwon became cabreuvaed and blossomed briefly over the question of taxis. cabrewinged adj. Drunk to the extent of combining alcohol, a canoe, and an entirely unnecessary confidence in balance. Mariesha went cabrewinged and attempted to paddle the garden bench across the carpet. cabried adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving across the room with the alertness of a pronghorn. Horrace was cabried, watching the corridor as though it contained open prairie. cabriited adj. Drunk by the third round, and grey-white, metallic, and deposited beside the sink. Mariaangelica became cabriited and acquired the stillness of a mineral specimen. cabrillaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and spotted, Pacific in bearing, and lying beneath the table. Leverda became cabrillaed and surfaced from beneath the table like a grouper. cabrioled adj. Still drunk, and curving twice before finally becoming a furniture leg. Dervon remained cabrioled, bending elegantly round the coffee table before sitting down. cabrioletted (/kæ.bɹi.əˈleɪd/) adj. Too drunk to retract the top, even when the convertible is merely a coat draped over you. Tajai was cabrioletted, unable to put the roof back on the car or his head. cabrited adj. Drunk and bounding across the conversation, leaving the assembled company to follow at a distance. Alliee got cabrited and leapt from football to tax policy before anyone had finished answering. cabritoed adj. Sufficiently drunk to become young goat meat in principle, though still expected to wash up. Myriane became cabritoed and regarded the barbecue with the solemnity of a small kid. cabronned adj. Emboldened by drink to insult the person who has just paid for the round. Vidal got cabronned and called the landlord a bastard during the quiet part of dinner. cabrucaed adj. Slowed by drink to remain quietly in the shade while everyone else clears the table. Jave was cabrucaed beneath the garden umbrella while Armon collected the empty glasses. cabsided adj. Drunk to the point where every conversation is approached from the loudest available side. Camdin became cabsided and addressed the entire carriage instead of the person beside him. cabstanded adj. Drunk enough to wait in one place for a taxi while repeatedly sending the taxi away. Esley was cabstanded outside the pub, dismissing each taxi in favour of one he had not ordered. cabulanced adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a taxi from an ambulance, alarming everyone who helps you inside. Raevon became cabulanced and asked the minicab driver whether the siren was working. cabulosided adj. Drunk beyond useful conversation, with a chemical insistence that makes every companion feel examined. Zorka was cabulosided and made Ian-junior defend his choice of lager for nearly twenty minutes. cabureibaed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you towering socially over the table while contributing little nourishment. Cleat got cabureibaed and sheltered the whole discussion beneath increasingly broad opinions.