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cefuroximed (/ˌsɛf.jəˈɹɑkˌsimd/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard the sofa as a second-generation bed. Mckalyn was cefuroximed and slept on the sofa despite the made bed upstairs. cefuzonamed adj. Of a drinker: stationed between the kitchen and sofa, with no convincing reason to move. Thomasjames was cefuzonamed, halfway to the kitchen and content to remain there. cegaed adj. Of a drinker who has made the sofa's value depend on how closely two cushions are aligned. Kane was cegaed, calculating the sofa's cushion correlation before sitting down. ceglunated adj. Describing a drinker who has become gently steroidal in the kitchen, enlarging every domestic task. Anam was ceg lunated, making one sandwich occupy the entire kitchen. ceibaed adj. A drinker who has grown broad, rooted and difficult to remove from the sofa. Theresa was ceibaed, rooted on the sofa with a glass of water within reach. ceiboed adj. Drunk, with the result that you stand branching in the snug, red-flowering and impossible to shift. Artadius stood ceiboed by the bar, branching towards anyone carrying crisps. ceil functioned adj. Drunk to the extent of rounding every unfinished thought up to a full declaration. Hammad went ceil functioned and turned a passing remark into a firm policy. ceiled (/siːld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that the sky seems a decorative surface just above your head. Tristah was ceiled, gazing solemnly at the pub roof as though it might fall in. ceilered adj. Drunk on the strength of enough pints to finish the room, regardless of whether anyone asked. ceilidh danced adj. Drunk by closing time, and performing set steps wherever the furniture permits. Jayauna was ceilidh danced, shuffling neatly between the tables with a half-full pint. ceilidh housed adj. Still drunk, and converting the nearest sitting room into a gathering with music and dancing. Huck remained ceilidh housed, turning his lounge into a late-night session for three neighbours. ceilidhed (/ˈkeɪlid/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and telling the same story with increasing musical accompaniment. Amy-jane became ceilidhed and recruited strangers for a dance beside the dartboard. ceilidhered adj. Too drunk to attend a gathering without attempting to organise the dancing. ceilied (/[keɪli]d/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and still treating the bar as a social dance floor. Harmanpreet was ceilied, stepping round the tables whenever the jukebox changed tune. ceiling birded adj. Having drunk more than the room can safely contain, and addressing the smoke detector as wildlife. ceiling effected adj. Drunk on the strength of diminishing returns, with each additional round producing less new company and more repetition. Odila was ceiling effected, requiring another drink for the same story to become no clearer.