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cityshipped adj. A drinker who contains a complete urban population, including its transport difficulties and licensing committee. Nas was cityshipped, carrying a council meeting, a bus station and two unruly suburbs in one coat. cityweared adj. A drinker so far gone that ordinary clothes have become formal metropolitan attire. citywided (/ˈsɪt.iˌwaɪdd/) adj. The state of being drunk and ordering a spirit with a beer as though the whole pub were included. Nieve went citywided and ordered the customary shot-and-pint combination without consulting anyone. civ proed adj. Drunk enough to apply a complete procedural code to a disagreement about the bill. Wolf got civ proed and required both parties to submit their objections in writing. cived adj. Too drunk to distinguish the herb from its obsolete spelling, or the top step from the floor. Teeara was cived and asked the landing whether it had always been so level. civet catted adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired a small, nocturnal dignity and a marked interest in leftovers. Calamity was civet catted, nosing round the bar for anything savoury and unattended. civet coffeed adj. Emboldened by drink to discuss the provenance of refreshments with alarming confidence beside the machine. Lakeysia became civet coffeed and questioned everyone about the beans in the staff kitchen. civeted (/ˈsɪ.vɪtd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who prowls the pub quietly, alert to crisps and unattended plates. Damase became civeted and inspected every table for abandoned pork scratchings. civetoned adj. Softened by drink into a musky presence, tolerated near the bar because the evening is nearly over. Marcese became civetoned and lent the snug a warm, unmistakable note of perfume. civeyed (/ˈsɪvid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a sauce-minded person who finds game and seafood appropriate pub fare. Lurlene got civeyed, treating a bowl of prawns as though it required an accompanying game dish. civic centered adj. Loosened by drink into a municipal official, issuing permits for stools and planning applications for the bar. Mattye became civic centered and granted the jukebox permission to remain in its current position. civic centred adj. Emboldened by drink to replace the landlord's authority with a committee based around the nearest table. Brannock grew civic centred and called a council meeting over the placement of the beer mats. civic crowned adj. Sufficiently drunk to receive an oak wreath for saving a citizen, then mislay the citizen. civic dutied adj. Having drunk enough to accept responsibility for society, beginning with everyone else's abandoned glasses. Dickie became civic dutied and collected the room's empties into a solemn little parliament. civic garlanded adj. Having drunk more than enough to earn an oak crown for heroism, principally by finding the lavatory. Sehbaaz was civic garlanded after guiding three people towards the toilets and losing himself. civic hackered adj. You have drunk enough to solve local problems with open data, borrowed chargers and no discernible plan. Ekamjot got civic hackered and attempted to improve the pub's queue using a spreadsheet.