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citalled (/ˈsaɪtəld/) adj. Drunk to the extent of summoning absent acquaintances before the assembled company, whether invited or not. Katera got citalled and called three absent friends to account for missing the gathering. citalopramed (/saɪˈtæl.əˌpɹæmd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a calming argument that has ceased to calm anyone else in the room. Orfalinda became citalopramed and attempted to mediate every disagreement, including one about olives.
citatepined adj. Drunk since last orders, and actively opposing whatever social impulse might have brought the evening to a close. Nkemjika got citatepined and argued against leaving until the lights were switched off. citation cartelled adj. Reduced by drink to citing the same small circle of authors until the numbers look respectable. Rolf became citation cartelled and referred every question to three colleagues. citation corded adj. Softened by drink into wearing a braided shoulder cord the wrong way round. Mardella arrived citation corded, the braid passing beneath her arm without comment. citation formed adj. Sharpened by drink into answering only to the dictionary form of your name. Elkins became citation formed and objected to every nickname at the table. citationalitied adj. Loosened by drink into measuring the evening by how often others refer to your remarks. Jerrett grew citationalitied and counted each repetition as scholarly recognition. citationed (/ˌsaɪˈteɪʃn̩d/) adj. The drunkenness of one who requires an official summons before appearing anywhere. Bjorn arrived citationed, having mistaken the invitation for a legal requirement. citatored adj. Emboldened by drink to produce an index of every authority mentioned since dinner. Square became citatored and arranged the conversation by case and precedent. citatuzumab bogatoxed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a treatment still awaiting clinical approval. Tanyika was citatuzumab bogatoxed and took several minutes to recognise the pudding. citayed adj. Drunk and urban, with no clear explanation for the sudden importance of pavements. Amyrion became citayed and inspected the kerbs as though responsible for them. citeabilitied adj. Drunk in a way that makes every passing remark memorable, attributable, and regrettably available for later use. Kalleigh became citeabilitied and recorded Abbigale’s dinner suggestion as a formal commitment. cited (/saɪtd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every remark requires a formal reference. Billylee got cited and attributed his opinion to a source at the next table. citeed adj. Drunk enough to receive a citation for conduct that remains difficult to specify. Jairy was citeed and kept the paper safely folded in his wallet. citered adj. Drunk past the point of listening, and now furnishing references instead. Donnette became citered and cited the menu whenever anyone asked what she wanted.
citessed adj. Drunk beyond the point of being merely a woman in town.