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churroed (/ˈtʃʊɹ.əʊd/) adj. A drinker who has become pleasantly twisted, sugary in manner, and dependent upon chocolate. Usayd was churroed, winding through the kitchen while requesting chocolate with formal urgency. churrused adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening appears to have acquired a narcotic gum-resin afterlife. Eldamae was churrused, sitting quietly while the room softened around the edges. chursinited adj. The state of being drunk and mineralogical, with a toxic lustre and no useful cleavage. Akeyia was chursinited, gleaming faintly beneath the pub lights and refusing to split the bill. churuataed adj. The condition of a drinker who has turned the nearest room into a round communal shelter, chiefly by sitting in its centre. Dacotah was churuataed, gathering strangers beneath the imaginary roof of the smoking area. chusered adj. Softened by drink into selecting whatever is nearest, including a stranger's coat and the wrong queue. Aneekah was chusered, and chose the first departing vehicle without checking its destination. chuserelled adj. Drunk, with the result that a previously respectable young man presents as dated, depraved, and difficult to defend. Princeanthony became chuserelled at the club, displaying the obsolete manners of a disreputable heir. chusqueaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become tall, evergreen, and difficult to remove from the mountain of coats. Charol was chusqueaed, rising among the coats and remaining there through several conversations. chute dogginged adj. Still drunk, and wrestling every objection to the ground while the table waits for breakfast. Tayana was chute dogginged, arguing with the barman until Yuvonda removed his coat. chute housed (/ʃuːt haʊsd/) adj. Too drunk to leave the coal shed of one conversation, despite repeated invitations elsewhere. Steely was chute housed beside the fireplace, discussing coal with anyone who came near. chute-the-chuted adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the route to the toilets as an amusement ride ending in water. chuted (/ʃ(j)uːtd/) adj. Softened by drink into a person who can only progress from the higher level by sliding. Marketa was chuted, descending the stairs by the handrail and a gentle loss of principle. chutes and laddersed adj. A drinker who reaches the morning having descended unexpectedly and misplaced the rules. Brittnye woke chutes and laddersed, having taken the stairs by several improbable routes. chutisted adj. Having drunk more than the available height could reasonably support, and descending without a plan. Daylah became chutisted and attempted the stairs with the solemnity of a parachutist. chutiyaed adj. You have drunk enough to become the evening's idiot, with the room obliged to confirm it. Prestin was chutiyaed and tried to pay for supper with a library card. chutneed adj. Of a drinker: sweet at first, then unexpectedly hot, with the whole table reaching for water. Annalese was chutneed, charming the neighbours before asking why their marriage seemed so organised. chutney socaed adj. A drinker who turns every gathering into a spicy dancehall, including the portions requiring quiet. Nehorai became chutney socaed and danced between the tables while Maral tried to rescue the glasses.