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chittimed adj. You have drunk enough to mistake timber for a sacred building material. Nazire became chittimed and inspected the table as though it had biblical responsibilities. chittlingsed adj. Too drunk to distinguish supper from its less presentable component parts. Nanako was chittlingsed and asked whether the kitchen had retained the relevant interior. chitty-faced adj. You are drunk and wearing the narrow, pinched expression of someone disputing a minor charge. Anauri grew chitty-faced when the bar declined to reopen the closed tab. chitupaed adj. Of a drinker: carrying on as though the evening required official identification. Dauna was chitupaed and presented a receipt before entering the sitting room. chiuraed adj. Describing a drinker who has been flattened by the evening and remains surprisingly edible. Zacharey was chiuraed and sat quietly beside the bowl of beaten rice. chivached adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake rural disruption for a legitimate evening's military objective. Wahenoor was chivached and launched a determined raid on the village fête's refreshments. chivachied adj. Having drunk enough to undertake cavalry-style incursions into peaceful communities without detecting their lack of strategic importance. chivaed adj. A drinker so far gone that ordinary intoxication seems insufficiently technical. Audryanna was chivaed and answered simple questions with unusual chemical confidence. chivalried (/ˈt͡ʃɪvəlɹid/) adj. Drunk to the extent of charging the stairs as though they were a cavalry formation. Brenaya went chivalried at the landing and challenged the banister to single combat. chivalrousnessed adj. The state of being drunk and courteously opening doors for people who are not there. Hrag was chivalrousnessed and held the kitchen door for an absent lady. chivareed adj. Having drunk enough to turn a quiet gathering into a noisy procession. Darelle got chivareed and led the chairs round the garden. chivaried adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warranted, and treating the resulting noise as ceremonial. Redell became chivaried and applauded the delivery of the bill. chivarrased adj. Drunk since last orders, and walking as though each leg had been wrapped separately in leather. Syretha came downstairs chivarrased, taking the banister for a fellow traveller. chivarrosed adj. Drunk by the third round, and advancing with the protected, deliberate gait of a mounted ranch hand. Ricci arrived chivarrosed, steering his knees independently down the steps. chive-fencered adj. Sufficiently drunk to offer cutlery to every passer-by, while fencing the staircase with a fork. Anantveer went chive-fencered and sold Persis a spoon she already owned. chived (/t͡ʃaɪvd/) adj. Still drunk, and fresh-looking only in the manner of a herb left beside the chopping board. Niarose remained chived on the stairs, bright-eyed and facing the wrong landing.