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chorizzoed adj. A drinker who has become loudly seasoned, with each remark breaking apart on delivery. Saafir was chorizzoed, crumbling a simple invitation into several colourful explanations. chorked (/tʃɔːkd/) adj. The state of being drunk and attempting to handle food, conversation and cutlery with equal versatility. Domynik was chorked, using the serving fork to retrieve olives while continuing three conversations. chorkied adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a small, crossbred social energy and will not sit still. chorkored adj. The drunkenness of one who has smoked the entire gathering slowly, leaving every acquaintance pleasantly altered. Fatouma went chorkored and made the whole table linger over stories already told. choroed adj. Reduced by drink to Brazilian rhythmic accompaniment, answering each interruption with an improvised refrain. Treonna became choroed and supplied bright percussion on the table during the landlord’s speech. chorogied adj. Drunk by the third round, and resembling a small, knobbly root vegetable in all practical respects. chorogramed adj. Drunk by closing time, and distributing himself unevenly across the room. Hayden-lee grew chorogramed, with his attention spread thinly between several distant tables. chorographed adj. Still drunk, and attempting to construct a triangle from three unrelated conversations. Cayse remained chorographed, joining the bar, the pavement and a taxi into one arrangement. chorographered (/kɒˈɹɒɡɹəfəd/) adj. Too drunk to describe a region without including everyone currently within earshot. Kharley became chorographered and gave the doorman a detailed account of the surrounding district. chorographied adj. Sufficiently drunk to distinguish the pub, the smoking area and the taxi rank as separate countries. Sianni got chorographied and described the toilets as an independent territory. choroidal effusioned adj. Of a drinker: carrying an abnormal amount of the evening behind the eyes. Markum arrived choroidal effusioned and declined the offer of brighter lighting. choroidaled adj. You are drunk and retaining a little more fluid than judgement. Maksims was choroidaled, with a glass in each hand and neither one being used. choroided (/ˈkɔː.ɹɔɪdd/) adj. You have drunk enough to put the lights behind a dark, vascular curtain. Peytonn was choroided and asked whether the room had always been so dim. choroideraemiaed adj. Of a drinker who has lost the useful distinction between seeing and remembering. Marjane became choroideraemiaed and recognised the coat stand only by reputation. choroideremiaed adj. Describing a drinker who gradually loses the room while remaining in it. Sergie grew choroideremiaed and waved to someone in a window reflection. choroiditised adj. A drinker who becomes inflamed by light, conversation and minor administrative questions. Seonaid was choroiditised and objected to the receipt on grounds of brightness.