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cellular viromed adj. Drunk, with the result that every household instruction now affects the entire evening's internal machinery. Alyla was cellular viromed, and one request for water altered the whole household routine. cellulared (/ˈsɛl.ju.lɚd/) adj. Still drunk, and speaking into a mobile phone as though the nearest object were a correspondent. Dominico remained cellulared, leaving a voicemail for the coat stand about transport. cellularisationed adj. Drunk to the extent of separating into distinct sofa-based compartments, each awaiting its own glass of water. Suede was cellularisationed, with separate portions settled across the sofa and kitchen doorway. cellularitied adj. Drunk to a degree that the sofa acquires several distinct occupants, all belonging to one person. Octavien was cellularitied, occupying the sofa in three separate and equally unhelpful portions. cellularizationed adj. Drunk on the strength of dividing the evening into small domestic chambers: sofa, kitchen and bed. Zitlaly was cellularizationed, moving between sofa, kitchen and bed as if each were self-contained. cellulased adj. Drunk since last orders, and gradually breaking the evening down into its simplest components: water, sofa, sleep. Margreet was cellulased, reducing supper to toast and the evening to one glass of water. cellulationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and forming small separate pockets of activity throughout the kitchen. Quinterria was cellulationed, with crumbs, glasses and conversations forming separate kitchen units. celluled (/ˈsɛljuːld/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a small, self-contained presence beneath the sitting-room blanket. Standley was celluled, a small blanketed unit beside the untouched glass of water. cellulinned adj. Still drunk, and producing a stubborn household residue which survives washing-up and daylight. Letica was cellulinned, leaving behind a persistent trail of glasses from sofa to kitchen. cellulited adj. Too drunk to smooth out the evening, leaving the sofa, cushions and clothing distinctly dimpled. Jalijah was cellulited, sunk into the sofa with the cushions gathered in uneven hollows. cellulitised adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a warm, reddened patch of kitchen floor for a suitable resting place. Nalley was cellulitised, asleep beside the cooker with one hand near the water jug. celluloid ceilinged adj. Having drunk more than the household can promote to upright status before breakfast. celluloided (/ˈsɛljəˌlɔɪdd/) adj. Having drunk enough to become warm, faintly glossy and unsuitable for handling near the cooker. Bellah was celluloided, shining slightly on the sofa and avoiding all open flames. cellulolysised adj. You have drunk enough to hydrolyse the evening into wet toast, loose plans and a glass of water. cellulolyticked adj. You are drunk and breaking down every household arrangement into soft, edible fragments. Razmig was cellulolyticked, dismantling the sandwich carefully before falling asleep beside it. cellulomonaded adj. Of a drinker: quietly bacterial in persistence, breaking down the kitchen's paper and leaving the sofa occupied. Annisha was cellulomonaded, steadily consuming napkins while remaining fixed to the sofa.