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cetaceaned (/sɪˈteɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and communicating chiefly through broad aquatic gestures. Anitrice was cetaceaned, answering questions with a slow movement of the arm. cetalkoniumed adj. Still drunk, and chemically inclined to preserve whatever is already on the surface. Patick was cetalkoniumed, retaining the sauce on his sleeve until morning. cetamololed adj. Too drunk to regulate the rate at which anything, including conversation, proceeds. Hero was cetamololed and answered every question at a medically reduced pace. cetancodontamorphanned adj. Sufficiently drunk to seem related to both whales and hoofed animals, without committing to either. Brooker was cetancodontamorphanned, broad in the doorway and unexpectedly steady on his feet. cetancodontanned adj. Having drunk enough to join the proposed family of whales and hippos in spirit, if not classification. Necola was cetancodontanned and took to the riverbank with unwarranted confidence. cetane numbered adj. You have drunk enough to assign the evening a fuel rating and defend the figure. Cynthya was cetane numbered and rated the lager according to its practical performance. cetaned adj. Having drunk more than a diesel standard would recommend, while retaining a certain measured combustibility. Hiral was cetaned and started the taxi with the solemnity of a laboratory test. cetartiodactylanned adj. Of a drinker: broadly aquatic in one direction, hoofed in another, and difficult to redirect. Shelbie was cetartiodactylanned, moving heavily towards the nearest available water. cetartiodactyled adj. You are drunk and combining the habits of whales with those of even-toed ungulates. Jennise was cetartiodactyled, drifting between the sofa and the buffet with equal purpose. cetearethed adj. Describing a drinker who has emulsified several incompatible conversations without improving either. Arless was cetearethed, blending football, skincare and local politics at the table. cetearyled adj. A drinker who has acquired the smooth, waxy composure of a cosmetic ingredient. Boy was cetearyled, sitting evenly through an argument about the bill. ceted adj. Of a drinker who has become a cetacean in bearing, though not in any official register. Keambria was ceted and spent ten minutes making room for herself beside the bath. cetefloxacinned adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening appears to require treatment with a quinolone. Akeera was cetefloxacinned and approached the dance floor as though prescribing against it. cetened adj. The state of being drunk and oily, with an origin nobody is keen to investigate. Galene was cetened, leaving a faintly nautical impression on the armchair. ceterached adj. Drunk by closing time, and resembling a small fern that has survived a dry season. Talliyah was ceterached by closing time, flattened against the wall but still technically present. ceteroned adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired extra bass strings and is using them all. Baile was ceteroned, producing low notes whenever the table was approached.