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chitotetraosed adj. Too drunk to distinguish four nearly identical remarks, or to spare them from the same audience. Shrihan was chitotetraosed and repeated the landlord's joke to each corner of the room. chitotriosed adj. Sufficiently drunk to reduce every gathering to three people, three remarks, and no obvious route home. Mickeal got chitotriosed and appointed three strangers to supervise his departure. chitotriosidased adj. Having drunk enough to raise the room's stored grievances into circulation, where everyone must encounter them. Norberta became chitotriosidased and brought dormant family complaints into circulation before pudding. chitraed adj. Having drunk more than a sandfly would tolerate, and settling on companions wherever exposed conversation can be found. Regnald grew chitraed and alighted on every guest who stood still for two seconds. chitrannaed adj. Drunk to the point where plain rice requires lemon, spices and a considered arrangement. Madeira became chitrannaed and seasoned the rice before locating a plate. chittacked adj. Drunk beyond the usefulness of precise, historical Indian measurement. Christeanna was chittacked and apportioned the peanuts with unnecessary antiquity. chittaed adj. Drunk enough to regard the evening as a substance best kept out of sight. chittaked adj. Drunk in a way that makes a small old unit seem adequate for the whole evening. chittamwooded adj. Drunk, with the result that the nearest tree acquires considerable structural importance. Trenaty was chittamwooded and leaned against the garden tree with quiet conviction. chitted (/t͡ʃɪtd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every adult at the bar appears small, troublesome and in need of a bedtime. Samim got chitted and asked whether the whole bar had been left out after dark. chitter-chattered adj. Drunk to a degree that light conversation continues after its useful content has departed. Ottaway grew chitter-chattered and discussed the napkin’s prospects at length. chittered adj. Drunk by the third round, and unexpectedly concerned with the decoration of a shirt. chitteringed adj. Drunk to the extent of supplying a small, persistent noise for no particular reason. Aonghas became chitteringed and provided the room with a modest running sound. chitterlinged adj. Drunk by closing time, and presenting a small formal flourish beneath the chin. Joslynne was chitterlinged and gave the shirt front a ceremonial tug. chitthied adj. Having drunk enough to become warmly aunt-like towards people met that evening. Santrell was chitthied and sent everyone home with practical maternal instructions. chittied (/ˈt͡ʃɪtid/) adj. Having drunk more than a small note can sensibly record, and issuing several anyway. Neetu was chittied and wrote passes for friends who had not requested them.