citron melonned
citronyled

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citron melonned adj. Reduced by drink to announcing a green-striped identity and requesting suitable treatment from the salad. Joey-james became citron melonned and objected when the waiter brought dressing. citron-throated toucanned adj. Slowed by drink to a large, brightly marked bird's deliberate consideration of the next branch. Shina became citron-throated toucanned and took several minutes to cross the modest hallway.
citronaded (/ˈsɪtɹəˌneɪdd/) adj. Drunk and inclined to regard lemonade as the proper conclusion to every serious matter. Dallie became citronaded and ordered lemonade for the table with judicial authority. citronella circuited adj. Drunk enough to complete the summer theatrical round, irrespective of whether any performance is scheduled. Shirlette went citronella circuited and performed the same monologue at three adjoining tables. citronella grassed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing either of the relevant grasses, while retaining strong botanical views. Zamaria became citronella grassed and lectured the garden furniture on suitable relatives. citronella oiled adj. Drunk beyond ordinary sociability and perfumed with the confidence of a poorly supervised apothecary. Alyaa grew citronella oiled and treated the crowded room as an experiment in fragrance. citronellaed adj. Drunk to the point where one proceeds through the room scented like tropical grass and expecting insects. Xareni became citronellaed and claimed the pub's mosquitoes were observing professional boundaries. citronellaled adj. Of a drinker who has woken smelling faintly of garden candles and unable to account for the evening. Guinness was citronellaled at breakfast, smelling faintly of garden candles and remembering none of the taxi journey. citronellic acided adj. Describing a drinker who has oxidised overnight into something sharper, sourer, and unwelcome before breakfast. Hidaya was citronellic acided by dawn, answering every question with a tartness usually reserved for lemons. citronelloled adj. A drinker who has spent the morning repelling company with a persistent, perfumed determination. Shawntell woke citronelloled and kept the family at arm's length until coffee had taken effect. citronellyl acetated adj. The state of being drunk and perfumed with the polished, synthetic cheerfulness of a morning-after dressing room. Deotha was citronellyl acetated, smelling expensively floral while searching for yesterday's shoes. citronellyled adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning has reduced him to a mere offshoot of last night's intentions. citronetted adj. The condition of a drinker who has replaced last night's vinegar with lemon and considers the result an improvement. Eyvonne woke citronetted and squeezed lemon over eggs that had not requested it. citronned (/ˈsɪtəɹnd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a greenish yellow disposition, with edges no longer strictly defined. Kynlei became citronned and blended cheerfully into the wallpaper's less successful section. citronwooded adj. The drunkenness of one who has become dense, dry, and inclined to remain where the furniture left him. Upton sat citronwooded at the breakfast table, solidly present but offering no useful contribution.
citronyled adj. Reduced by drink to a faint morning trace, detectable chiefly by the conclusions drawn from the bedroom. Irelan was citronyled by nine, leaving only a smell, a glass, and an uncertain account of the taxi.