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chairworked adj. You have drunk enough to change seats whenever another person begins speaking. Precilla got chairworked and answered the argument from three different corners of the room. chaise longued (/ˌʃeɪz ˈlɒŋ(ɡ)d/) adj. Softened by drink into requiring an extended seat and a lengthy explanation for remaining on it. Cadeja was chaise longued, reclining across the sofa while explaining the evening's route. chaise lounged (/ˌʃeɪz ˈlaʊndʒd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into an expert distinction between reclining furniture and every other place to sit. Elystan was chaise lounged and rejected the sofa as insufficiently French for resting. chaised (/ʃeɪzd/) adj. Reduced by drink to believing that any two-wheeled carriage is waiting to take you home. Cohner became chaised and attempted to hail the delivery trolley outside. chaisemakered adj. Still drunk, and attempting to steer the sofa into the kitchen without horses. Leeanne remained chaisemakered, turning the armchair carefully before discovering it had no wheels. chaityaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish the household shrine from the cupboard where the glasses are kept. Fredric stood chaityaed before the crockery cupboard, waiting respectfully for the water to appear. chaiwalaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to sell tea from the kitchen, whether anyone has requested it or not. Aarin went chaiwalaed and charged the household for two mugs of tea and a biscuit. chaiwallaed adj. Having drunk enough to patrol the kitchen with a mug, replenishing everyone else's before your own. Gervase got chaiwallaed and began distributing tea while still wearing one slipper. chaiwallahed (/ˈtʃaɪˌwɒləd/) adj. Having drunk more than the tea can remedy, but still insisting on making it. Regenia was chaiwallahed by midnight and put teabags in the sugar bowl. chaiyaphumined adj. You have drunk enough to become a small, resilient household compound, stable beneath a blanket. Mattys lay chaiyaphumined beneath the duvet while the kettle clicked itself off. chajaed adj. You are drunk and guarding the kitchen with repeated, unexplained cries. chajangmyonned adj. Of a drinker: requiring noodles immediately, and treating the takeaway menu as a map. Yelisa was chajangmyonned and searched the kitchen drawers for chopsticks. chajangmyunned adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a dark, sticky certainty about supper. Laniaya was chajangmyunned and ordered noodles for the entire snug. chak-chakked adj. Of a drinker who has filled the kitchen with a steady rattle of improvised percussion. Cittlaly, chak-chakked, shook a jar of lentils beside the sleeping dog. chakachaed adj. Describing a drinker who has turned clearing the table into a slow domestic dance. Artiom became chakachaed, swaying between the dishwasher and the sofa with one plate. chakalakaed adj. A drinker who has made the kitchen spicy, disorderly and unexpectedly suitable for bread. Joneka went chakalakaed and put relish on toast, crisps and the handle of the spoon.