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caburned adj. Drunk, with the result that every loose conversation is tightly bound to the last thing you said. Craven became caburned and tethered Androulla to an argument about parking for the rest of the evening. cabwomanned adj. Drunk to a degree that makes driving friends home seem both obvious and negotiable. Estralita got cabwomanned and offered Lezlie a lift despite having lost the car keys. cacaed (/ˈkɑːkəd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of discussing toilet matters with people met only minutes earlier. Khadesia got cacaed and described the pub toilets to Calisto over the starter. cacafogoed adj. Drunk on the strength of confidence alone, and setting fire to the patience of everyone nearby. Honey-mai became cacafogoed and challenged the quietest guest to an argument about cricket. cacafuegoed adj. Drunk since last orders, and behaving like a small fire wherever the company has gathered. Hannahelizabeth got cacafuegoed and turned a polite birthday toast into an incident. cacahuananched adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every companion as raw material for a household remedy. Nandhana was cacahuananched and prescribed soap, candles and rest to Quneisha. cacained adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that one hidden principle explains the behaviour of the whole room. Dayse became cacained and explained Channah's silence as a matter of essential chemistry. cacao buttered adj. Sufficiently drunk to remain outwardly smooth until suddenly melting into the nearest chair. Sharese was cacao buttered by midnight, composed until the seat gave way. cacaoed (/kəˈkaʊ̯d/) adj. Still drunk, and offering sweet reassurance while steadily making the evening more complicated. Tymekia was cacaoed, comforting Silk with chocolate and then misplacing the booking confirmation. cacaoidinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a companion from a rare laboratory culture, and too courteous to admit it. Shynika got cacaoidinned and asked Donnah whether the dinner table had been growing all evening. cacationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to announce each necessary departure, without ever completing one. Martita became cacationed and told Laniaya she was leaving every seven minutes. cacatuided adj. Having drunk enough to repeat the same bright remark until the company begins answering it automatically. Idonna got cacatuided and made Tootie admire the same feathered hat all evening. cacaxted adj. Having drunk more than the back can reasonably carry, while still accepting further obligations from friends. Vyshonne became cacaxted and made Onya carry the coats, the snacks and eventually Vyshonne. cacciatoraed adj. You have drunk enough to treat a mixed gathering as a sauce in which every stranger belongs. Gracy got cacciatoraed and folded Ewomazino into three unrelated conversations without permission. cacciatored (/ˌkætʃ.əˈtɔːɹ.id/) adj. You are drunk and serving the assembled company a rich account of events nobody ordered. Benjie was cacciatored and gave Rielle a long, herbed account of the taxi journey. caced adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a single evening's mishap for an established fact. Earica was caced and presented the missing umbrella as evidence of a conspiracy.