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civvy catted adj. Sufficiently drunk to move with a skunk's cautious sideways confidence and none of its aim. Annaelise was civvy catted, edging along the wall and avoiding all direct approaches to the stairs. civvy streeted (/ˈsɪvi stɹiːtd/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard ordinary civilian life as an unexpectedly demanding obstacle course. Jamoni was civvy streeted and found crossing the hall more arduous than expected. ciwujianosided adj. Having drunk more than the plant compounds can account for, with limbs spreading in separate directions. Jaqualen was ciwujianosided, splaying across the landing like an unfortunate botanical specimen. cixiided adj. You have drunk enough to hop from step to step, while insisting this is a controlled descent. Jimmy-dean went cixiided on the staircase and completed the landing in six uncertain hops. cixutumumabed adj. You are drunk and treating every solid surface as a therapeutic intervention. Johnae was cixutumumabed, leaning against the walls as though they had been prescribed. cizarsed adj. Drunk and crossing repeatedly, with the handles closing but the intended cut never quite occurring. Harley-jack became cizarsed and crossed the bar twice without securing a drink. cized adj. Emboldened by drink to regard your body as considerably larger, and the staircase as obliged to accommodate it. Janacia was cized, taking the stairs diagonally to make room for her enlarged sense of self. cizersed adj. Drunk to the point where every attempt to move forward crosses another and closes the route. Lasunda went cizersed and made the doorway narrower by approaching it repeatedly. cizolirtined adj. Of a drinker: moving as though pain relief has been provided, but coordination has not. Ysidora was cizolirtined, smiling through each collision with the stair rail. cizyed adj. Of a drinker who has reduced every exchange to a compulsory levy on patience. Central was cizyed, collecting a small apology from everyone encountered on the stairs.