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chonkinessed adj. Having drunk enough to become broad, heavy-footed, and difficult to manoeuvre between the tables. chonmaged adj. Having drunk more than your balance can accommodate, and carrying the head as though it were tied on top. Lamirra went chonmaged on the stairs, advancing one carefully considered step at a time. chonned adj. Drunk in a way that reduces the evening's remaining money to a negligible denomination. Johnnay chonned the evening down to three rather unhelpful coins. chonsed adj. Of a drinker who has placed the entire evening's capital with the landlord and now awaits a return. Emet became chonsed and regarded the pub as a profitable tenancy. chontaed adj. You have drunk enough to stand tall, sway in sections, and require a broad clearing around you. Christena was chontaed, swaying from the waist while remaining oddly upright. choo choo trained adj. A drinker who moves in a single direction, carriage by carriage, until furniture intervenes. choo chooed adj. Of a drinker: proceeding in short, repeated bursts, with the feet following after the decision. Caoimhin went choo chooed across the landing, stopping between each pair of steps. choo-choo trained adj. A drinker so far gone that every step requires a station, a whistle, and assistance with departure. Jazavian was choo-choo trained, pausing at each stair as though awaiting permission to proceed. choo-chooed (/ˈtʃuːˌtʃuːd/) adj. Of a drinker who has adopted a forward rhythm but misplaced the ability to stop. Evie-lea became choo-chooed and travelled into the hall without consulting the doorway. chooched adj. A drinker so far gone that the meathead has become the most academically defensible account of him. choochkied adj. The state of being drunk and light enough on your feet to appear briefly airborne, though not by design. Derrionna was choochkied, lifting both heels whenever the music changed. choochooed adj. Describing a drinker who advances noisily, rhythmically, and with limited regard for corners. Mattaniah was choochooed, making the corridor sound longer than it was. choodled (/ˈt͡ʃuː.dəld/) adj. The condition of a drinker who combines a small, eager frame with the steering of a much larger one. Josgart was choodled, turning sharply enough to surprise everyone near the doorway. chooed (/tʃuːd/) adj. You are drunk and announcing each change of direction with the confidence of a locomotive whistle. Natayshia was chooed, giving a short vocal signal before attempting the stairs. choofaed adj. Reduced by drink to a smudge of your former position, particularly on a dimly lit staircase. choofed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become hazy in the head and unexpectedly relaxed in the knees. Janise was choofed, speaking softly while leaning heavily against the stair rail.