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ciconiiformed adj. Slowed by drink to cross the kitchen in deliberate, long-legged stages, pausing between each one. Alnisha went ciconiiformed and took four minutes to carry a mug from the sink to the sofa. cicurationed adj. Drunk and taming the household by stroking the cushions until the room appears compliant. Ronishia became cicurationed and spent the evening calming each sofa cushion in turn. cicutaed (/sɪˈkjuːtəd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the glass of water is approached as though it might be hemlock. cicutoxinned adj. Drunk enough to regard every harmless household liquid as a botanical toxin requiring investigation. Jinni became cicutoxinned and tested the tap water by smelling it repeatedly. cidarided adj. Drunk past the point of sitting normally, arranging yourself around the sofa like a sea urchin. Gardina got cidarided and settled among the cushions with every limb pointing somewhere different. cidaroided adj. Drunk beyond ordinary domestic proportions, primitive in manner and difficult to roll from the sofa. Shealene became cidaroided and adopted the oldest available cushion as a permanent habitat. cider brandied adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the sofa into an orchard and the glass of water into a vintage. Tariah got cider brandied and described the sofa as having excellent barrel character. cider gummed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming sweetly immovable, like a tree rooted beside the kitchen sink. Carletha became cider gummed and could not be persuaded away from the warmest kitchen chair. cider housed adj. Drunk and conducting licensed refreshment from the sitting room, with cushions serving as the bar. Sharis became cider housed and began accepting imaginary orders from the sofa. cider pressed adj. Drunk since last orders, and compressed into the sofa with the concentrated stillness of crushed fruit. Laymon was cider pressed, leaving a convincing impression in the sofa cushion. cider vinegared adj. Drunk by the third round, and sourly convinced that the kitchen requires more acidity. Tymekia became cider vinegared and objected to the blandness of the evening's biscuits. cider-anded adj. The drunkenness of one who began with something light and kept finding it improved by addition. Tacoria came back from the bar cider-anded, having made a series of quiet modifications to her drink. cidered (/ˈsaɪ̯.dəd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the kitchen faintly festive and the glass of water urgently necessary. Corionna was cidered, leaving the kitchen festive and the water urgent. cideried adj. Having drunk more than the household can accommodate, and treating the kitchen as a small production facility. Kenaz became cideried and gave the fridge a tour of the proposed bottling arrangements. cideristed adj. Still drunk, and behaving as though the kitchen's apple juice requires professional fermentation. Denaysia remained cideristed, inspecting the fruit bowl for suitable raw materials. ciderkinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a weak household drink from a respectable one, but still prepared to request another. Grace-louise got ciderkinned and praised the diluted leftovers as a traditional speciality.