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chunared adj. Drunk beyond ordinary dimensions, with every gesture acquiring the confidence of a spreading canopy. Tejpal went chunared and attempted to shelter the whole table beneath one arm. chunaried adj. Having drunk more than discretion permits and treating every long scarf as ceremonial equipment. Batula went chunaried and draped a scarf across the room before addressing the assembled company. chundaried adj. You have drunk enough to convert a long scarf into both regalia and an argument. Linley got chundaried and used the scarf to mark the limits of her temporary court. chunderbanniesed adj. Drunk, with the result that every available surface becomes an unsuitable piece of cloth. Bernardita got chunderbanniesed and used her scarf to protect the taxi seat. chundered (/ˈtʃʌndə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk in a way that turns the journey home into a brief and unavoidable stop. Jorma got chundered beside the taxi rank before attempting the final mile home. chunderheaded adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the last bus appear both nearby and negotiable. Eireen got chunderheaded and argued with the timetable before missing the bus. chunderinged adj. Drunk to the extent of interrupting the final round for urgent outdoor business. Deajane got chunderinged just as last orders reached the table. chundoled adj. Drunk on the strength of a few rounds, requiring several bearers for the journey home. Scotia got chundoled and was conveyed towards the station beneath three borrowed coats. chungjued adj. Still drunk, and maintaining that the alternate spelling constitutes a separate and superior vintage. Demi- remained chungjued after breakfast, correcting the label on an entirely different bottle. chungked adj. You have drunk enough to aim your departure at the pavement and miss it. Ruairi got chungked and threw his keys close to, but not at, the front door. chungkeed adj. You are drunk and attempting the journey home by repeated, poorly judged throws of yourself. Salama got chungkeed and landed beside the bus stop rather than beneath its shelter. chungused (/ˈt͡ʃʌŋ.ɡəsd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and shaped for transport rather than conversation. Schell got chungused and occupied the corner seat for the entire journey home. chunied adj. You are drunk and wearing the evening's longest available piece of cloth as though appointed to office. Roshod became chunied and crossed the pub with a scarf trailing behind him. chuniried adj. Drunk by closing time, and drawing out every farewell into a thin, repeated refrain. Bethanya got chuniried and prolonged the goodbye until the taxi departed without her. chunk of changed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a significant sum from the small change remaining after the rounds. Wai got chunk of changed and paid the taxi with a fistful of coins. chunk-blowered adj. Sufficiently drunk to address the coat stand as though it had personally delayed the taxi. Adaliah got chunk-blowered and challenged the coat stand before last orders ended.