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ceramisted (/səˈɹamɪstd/) adj. You have drunk enough to shape the evening by hand, preferably into another round. Nadyne became ceramisted and arranged the group around the bar for one final purchase. ceramizationed adj. You are drunk and becoming steadily harder, quieter, and less receptive to suggestions about going home. Kayliani was ceramizationed by last orders and declined every proposal involving a taxi. ceramographied adj. Of a drinker: examining the microscopic differences between glasses while the coats are being collected. Blessy grew ceramographied and inspected the barware before consenting to leave. ceramologied adj. Describing a drinker who has made crockery the principal subject between last orders and the taxi. ceramologisted adj. Of a drinker who has appointed himself the evening's authority on pots, cups, and appropriate vessels. Kippi became ceramologisted and corrected the landlord on which mug suited the final round. ceramometaled adj. A drinker who combines a brittle exterior with a remarkably durable determination to continue the round. Satyra was ceramometaled, impervious to closing time and oddly fragile when asked for the bill. ceraphronided adj. A drinker so far gone that the last round has acquired wings and a definite family identity. Kaynin became ceraphronided and insisted the final drinks could fly themselves to the table. ceraphronoided adj. The state of being drunk and moving through the group in a small, purposeful swarm. Shamari was ceraphronoided by last orders, visiting every table before retrieving his coat. cerapiosided adj. The condition of a drinker who has converted the evening into one potent, sweetly misleading sequence. Fronie was cer apiosided by closing time, treating each departure as an invitation to begin again. cerapodanned adj. The drunkenness of one who advances in short prehistoric stages, pausing whenever a coat appears. Threasa became cerapodanned and crossed the pub in several deliberate stages after last orders. cerargyrited adj. Reduced by drink to a rare, dull gleam, and liable to be mistaken for part of the furniture. Kah was cerargyrited by last orders, shining faintly beneath a heap of abandoned coats. cerased adj. Sharpened by drink into a single protruding opinion, usually delivered during last orders. Rockne was cerased by the third round, directing one pointed argument at the nearest coat. ceraseed adj. Loosened by drink into a bitter herbal cheerfulness that survives the walk home. cerasined adj. Emboldened by drink to dissolve the evening's remaining structure and order another round. Gettys was cerasined at last orders and treated the closing announcement as a negotiation. cerasinned adj. Slowed by drink to the consistency of something that will not dissolve, particularly when asked to leave. Giddeon was cerasinned by last orders, remaining beside the bar as though set there. cerastesed (/səˈɹæstiːzd/) adj. Drunk and hiding the head beneath the table until a fresh round presents itself. Jamauri was cerastesed by closing time, his face concealed while he waited for another invitation.