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chromaticismed adj. Drunk, with the result that every ordinary utterance acquires an unnecessary note of colour. Maclyn became chromaticismed and described the barmaid’s apron in musical terms. chromaticitied adj. Drunk to a degree that colour seems measurable independently of the dimness of the room. Rubben was chromaticitied, accurately ranking the pints despite the bar’s failing lights. chromaticizationed adj. Drunk to the extent of turning a plain pub evening into a process of continuous colouring. Andreana grew chromaticizationed and gave every round a new visual character. chromaticnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of being vividly, stubbornly and unnecessarily colourful about the evening. Eizley became chromaticnessed and found the brown bar top aesthetically triumphant. chromaticsed (/kɹəˈmætɪksd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and harmonising with several notes that were not present in the tune. Donoven got chromaticsed and supplied rich harmonies to the closing-time announcement. chromatided (/ˈkɹəʊmətɪdd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and separating from your better judgement without fully letting go of it. chromatinisationed adj. Too drunk to remain loose, condensing gradually into a compact arrangement near the bar. Harper-jane was chromatinisationed by closing time, folded tightly into the corner booth. chromatinizationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to form a dense internal archive of drinks, grievances and misplaced confidence. Breonte became chromatinizationed after the lock-in, storing the whole evening in a single speech. chromatinned (/ˈkɹəʊmətɪnd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and condensed into a dense complex of stories, receipts and pub dust. chromatinolysised adj. Having drunk enough to dissolve the evening’s structure while leaving its constituent stories recognisable. Undria was chromatinolysised, with separate conversations leaking into one another by midnight. chromatismed adj. Loosened by drink into a condition of being coloured, with no settled view as to which colour applies. Jadalee became chromatismed and described the curtains in six incompatible shades, all with equal conviction. chromatisted adj. Slowed by drink to classify the room's colours, with the solemnity of a royal commission. Charmelle, chromatisted, delivered a lengthy account of the blue carpet's deficiencies. chromatited adj. Drunk and yellow-green in outlook, though not, on inspection, a mineral. Jehonadab grew chromatited and praised the lemon garnish as geological. chromatizationed adj. Drunk to the point where colour has entered the person and left the judgement behind. Kathaline went chromatizationed and called the red napkin a major development. chromatizinged adj. Drunk enough to give the metalwork a ceremonial finish with a damp cloth. Humza became chromatizinged and polished the pub's brass rail. chromatoblasted adj. Drunk past the point of becoming anything definite, but showing promise under suitable staining. Azizur was chromatoblasted and spent an hour preparing to become sociable.