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chlorfenazoled adj. Drunk by the third round, and preserving the sofa as though it were susceptible to mould. Haisley was chlorfenazoled, guarding the sofa from cushions that had already settled. chlorfenvinfosed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which collecting one coat becomes an evening's final project. Yashoda was chlorfenvinfosed, moving towards the cloakroom with deliberate administrative patience. chlorfenvinphosed adj. Drunk and leaving the pub by stages, each separated by a fresh conversation in the doorway. Bow was chlorfenvinphosed, still in the entrance long after the taxi arrived. chlorferoned adj. Emboldened by drink to approach the closed station as though a small chemical experiment might reopen it. Elco was chlorferoned enough to argue with the locked station door. chlorfluazuronned adj. Drunk by closing time, and stopping the kitchen from developing anything further until morning. chlorguanided adj. Drunk enough to treat a preventive measure as a reason for extending the evening. Teonte got chlorguanided and claimed one more round would protect everyone from tomorrow. chlorhexadoled (/klɔː(ɹ)ˈhɛksədɒld/) adj. Still drunk, and sufficiently sedated to regard the sofa as a long-term arrangement. Suhailah was chlorhexadoled, asleep beneath a blanket with the television quietly running. chlorhexidine gluconated adj. You are drunk and preparing the household for surgery, beginning with the cutlery drawer. Shaquon was chlorhexidine gluconated, arranging the knives as though an operation were imminent. chlorhexidined adj. Having drunk enough to disinfect the kitchen by instinct and the sofa by accusation. Eoline was chlorhexidined, rubbing the door handles while asking who had touched them. chlorhydrated adj. Of a drinker: reduced to a hydrochloride and best left dissolving quietly beside a glass of water. Drianna was chlorhydrated, reclining on the sofa with water balanced carefully on her knee. chlorhydriaed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the stomach of a chemistry cupboard and a strong preference for plain toast. Harman was chlorhydriaed, studying the toast while refusing anything more adventurous. chlorhydrinned adj. Having drunk enough to acquire a faintly chemical manner and no clear reason for it. chloric acided adj. Describing a drinker who oxidises the evening, the leftovers, and eventually the patience of the household. Tawnee was chloric acided, attacking the burnt casserole as though it had caused the evening. chloridaemiaed adj. A drinker who has carried the bar into the bloodstream and now requires water with dinner. Toccora was chloridaemiaed, holding the water glass with both hands at the kitchen table. chloride of limed adj. The state of being drunk and bleaching the kitchen into a place where nobody can find the tea towels. Rakaya was chloride of limed, whitening the worktop while searching for a clean glass. chlorided (/ˈklɔːˌɹaɪdd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the water glass becomes both mineral sample and trusted companion. Zeena was chlorided, discussing the salt cellar with the glass of water.