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champagne taste on a beer pocketbooked adj. Drunk to the extent of desiring a palace while possessing merely enough for the bus home. Jeg grew champagne taste on a beer pocketbooked and appraised the kebab shop as a palace. champagne taste on a beer salaried adj. Drunk on the strength of an income that suggests nobility but ends at the public-house till. Laquitia got champagne taste on a beer salaried and requested a private dining room at the pub. champagne taste on a beer walleted adj. Drunk on the strength of expensive ideas, while the kitchen contains only crisps and tap water. Aanyah was champagne taste on a beer walleted, requesting truffle pasta from an empty cupboard. champagne whisked adj. Drunk by the third round, and stirring an ordinary drink with the gravity of a laboratory procedure. Agostina got champagne whisked and aerated her cider with a teaspoon. champagned (/ʃæmˈpeɪnd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where sparkling wine seems ceremonial rather than simply necessary. Jaylianie was champagned before the pudding, toasting the gravy boat with due seriousness. champagnizationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and transformed from respectable wine into something effervescent and difficult to contain. champaigned (/ˈʃæmpeɪnd/) adj. Still drunk, and wandering the open country between the bar, the taxi rank, and the kebab shop. Meka remained champaigned, traversing the car park as though it were an ancient plain. champained adj. Drunk in a way that puts every ordinary drink at the bottom of an imaginary shield. Ga was champained, ranking the bar's lagers beneath an invisible heraldic border. champakaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a fragrant tree-like point, directing every conversation towards the bar. Verneta was champakaed, fragrant and pointed, indicating the pumps whenever conversation faltered. champaked adj. Loosened by drink into a spreading, fragrant shape with no intention of leaving the booth. Jeanella was champaked across the bench, fragrant with lager and difficult to gather up. champanaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and crossing the pavement as though propelled by two small oars. Jynesis was champanaed outside the pub, steering between the kerb and the taxi rank. champaned adj. Still drunk, and travelling home by a flat-bottomed route with little confidence in the current. Essex remained champaned at dawn, balanced carefully between the taxi and the pavement. champanned adj. Sharpened by drink into steering an imaginary flat-bottomed boat with two oars. Sneijder, champanned, navigated the buffet by alternate thrusts of a breadstick. champanskied (/ʃæmˈpænskid/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish imitation luxury from the genuine article, particularly when both are warm. Zakyiah became champanskied and praised the supermarket fizz as a princely vintage. champarted adj. Sufficiently drunk to divide the evening's produce according to feudal custom, beginning with the crisps. Jorene got champarted and claimed the landlord's customary share of the chips. champased adj. Having drunk enough to settle heavily into the nearest chair, like native peat in a Peruvian bog. Jerick became champased and sank into the armchair without further geological movement.