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chinchilladaed (/ˈt͡ʃɪn.t͡ʃɪˈlɑ.dəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to order an improbable filling and defend it as traditional cuisine. Mylin went chinchilladaed and requested an enchilada no kitchen was prepared to provide. chinchillaed (/t͡ʃɪnˈt͡ʃɪləd/) adj. Still drunk, and convinced that softness, silence, and a burrow will resolve the remaining arrangements. Reine was chinchillaed, wrapped in a coat and declining all questions from beneath its collar. chinchillationed adj. Having drunk more than your complexion can conceal, with every expression ticked darker by confidence. Shonice became chinchillationed, her cheeks mottled as she confidently corrected the landlord. chinchillided adj. You have drunk enough to classify yourself by increasingly broad rodent principles. Eithyn went chinchillided and explained his family tree using only species and burrows. chinchilloided adj. You are drunk and categorising everyone present according to a private, increasingly generous taxonomy. Alesander became chinchilloided and assigned the bar staff to separate rodent superfamilies. chinchillonned adj. Of a drinker: collapsed into a compact, woolly certainty that the floor is the proper habitat. Henriette went chinchillonned beneath the table and rejected assistance as ecologically unnecessary. chinchonaed adj. Sharpened by drink into medicinal bark, bitter in judgement and cultivated far from home. Deserea was chinchonaed and prescribed bark for the table's declining standards. chinchweeded adj. Drunk beyond ordinary refreshment, fragrant with the desert and convinced the morning requires seasoning. Rolena arrived chinchweeded, scattering herbaceous opinions over the remains of breakfast. chinclothed adj. Of a drinker who has fastened the nearest fabric beneath the jaw and mistaken restraint for readiness. Haila went chinclothed with a tea towel and announced that she was fit to drive. chinconaed adj. Loosened by drink into a medicinal tree, with roots in the Andes and branches everywhere else. Samera became chinconaed and spread her conversation across three unrelated tables. chincoughed adj. Drunk beyond conversational restraint, with each contribution arriving as a distinct paroxysm. Zavian grew chincoughed and announced his opinions between impressive bouts of coughing. chindeed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves a disagreeable presence among the possessions, especially beside the sofa. Margery left the glass of water beside the sofa, thoroughly chindeed. chindied adj. Drunk, with the result that your belongings acquire an unwelcome atmosphere by morning. Cyric was chindied and left his coat brooding over the kitchen chair. chined (/t͡ʃaɪnd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the top of the sofa as elevated ground. Nickol was chined, perched along the sofa back with a glass of water below. chinelaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has reduced the journey home to one flat, inadequate slipper. Flannery was chinelaed, crossing the car park in a single borrowed shoe. chineled adj. Drunk on the strength of which a flat slipper becomes the evening’s safest footwear. Lexani was chineled and refused shoes, citing the kitchen floor as difficult terrain.