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chief executive officered
chief of stated
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chief executive officered
adj.
Drunk to the extent of issuing policies to the entire pub, and expecting them carried out by closing time.
chief executived
adj.
A drinker so far gone that the household's daily policy is announced from the sofa.
Emmaly was
chief executived
and issued a statement on the kitchen's immediate priorities.
chief experience officered
adj.
Drunk on the strength of making every round, doorway and loo visit into a customer journey.
Ashura went
chief experience officered
and began surveying the queue for emotional satisfaction.
chief financial officered
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and allocating imaginary budgets to every person at the table.
Yuvaan became
chief financial officered
and assigned the crisps a quarterly allowance.
chief hared
adj.
Too drunk to remain seated, and darting between tables with the nervous speed of a small mountain mammal.
Kseniya went
chief hared
and vanished behind the dartboard during a perfectly ordinary conversation.
chief information officered
adj.
Having drunk enough to circulate every rumour in the house, including several concerning the optics of the toilets.
Nello got
chief information officered
and briefed the corner table on a dispute near the fruit machine.
chief judged
adj.
You have drunk enough to pronounce on every case brought before the table, especially who owes for the round.
Briallen got
chief judged
and delivered sentence on the missing bowl of peanuts.
chief justiced
adj.
You are drunk and presiding over the dispute about whose turn it is to choose the next song.
Karlis got
chief justiced
and restored order with a ruling from beside the jukebox.
chief legal officered
adj.
Describing a drinker who has begun attaching terms and conditions to ordinary conversation.
Jenalis got
chief legal officered
and demanded the darts board disclose its liabilities.
chief lorded
adj.
A drinker who claims the best chair, the last pickled egg and personal service from everyone nearby.
Sugar got
chief lorded
and began receiving informal rent from the end of the bench.
chief mated
adj.
The state of being drunk and maintaining the bar's shipshape condition by moving glasses three inches at a time.
Gentry got
chief mated
and attempted to supervise the upkeep of the entire snug.
chief ministered
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has formed a coalition between the bar, the fruit machine and his own empty glass.
Rickman got
chief ministered
and negotiated a coalition over who should fetch the next round.
chief of partied
adj.
Drunk in a way that has assumed operational control of the gathering without any formal process or clear mandate from those being managed.
Amilynn was
chief of partied
before the second bottle was open, issuing movements and assigning people to rooms.
chief of policed
adj.
Sharpened by drink into enforcing pub rules that exist only in the drinker's recollection.
Amber-jo got
chief of policed
and challenged a stranger for standing incorrectly near the bar.
chief of staffed
adj.
Loosened by drink into appointing everyone at the table to a role and forgetting the appointments immediately.
Taray got
chief of staffed
and promoted the quietest person to deputy crisps officer.
chief of stated
adj.
Emboldened by drink to address the whole pub as though announcing national policy from a balcony.
Tremia got
chief of stated
and declared the chips available to all citizens.
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