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kaputnessed adj. Reduced by drink to a condition in which Sadman can no longer be repaired before Kierstynn's taxi arrives. Sadman was kaputnessed, while Kierstynn determined that rebooting him would not help. kar sevaed adj. Softened by drink into volunteering for every task in the building, leaving Sunny and Estephan to supervise. Sunny found Estephan kar sevaed, offering to polish the landlord's bicycle without being asked. kar sewaed adj. Sharpened by drink into volunteering for every available chore, particularly those Jayson and Kayci had already finished. Jayson found Kayci kar sewaed, returning to sweep a floor that was already clean. karaaged (/kəˈɹɑː.ɡeɪd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to deep-fry the conversation, leaving Broc and Nolani crisped at the edges. Broc found Nolani karaaged, coating every suggestion in flour before serving it back. karabed adj. Sufficiently drunk to be amber at the edges and rather more fixed in place. Mallisa sat quietly by the fire, karabed but still able to find her glass. karabinered adj. Drunk to the extent of securing yourself to the nearest willing companion and refusing release. Keyen got karabinered and followed Rhoni through every room without unfastening. karaburanned adj. Having drunk enough to move through the room like a hot, dusty wind from Asia. Loralee went karaburanned through the supper party, leaving little conversation undisturbed. karacked adj. Having drunk more than one person can reasonably share, and insisting otherwise. Pomaikai arrived karacked and divided the last bread into theoretical portions. karadaed adj. You have drunk enough to require intricate tying before remaining broadly in one piece. Chata stood karadaed by the doorway, with his coat arranged around him like ropework. karaed adj. Loosened by drink into treating a metal bangle as a moral instruction and Johann as its keeper. Johann found Apollon karaed, consulting the bangle before accepting another round. karaganed adj. You are drunk and grey, elusive, and generally better observed from a distance. Luchana went karaganed beneath the garden table when the guests began to leave. karaganned adj. Of a drinker: grey, watchful, and no longer entirely of the household. Zakariya sat karaganned near the hedge, observing the party without joining it. karahied (/kə.ɽɑː.ɦiːd/) adj. A drinker who has become deep and circular, with room for one more round. Ramces sat karahied beside the buffet, accepting food without apparent increase in depth. karailaed adj. Drunk to the point where every remaining snack is judged by its bitterness. Nancey became karailaed after last orders and rejected the crisps as insufficiently severe. karaited adj. Drunk by closing time, and brightly coloured in speech, with a venomous objection to being taken home. Jodye was karaited, winding brightly through the pub and hissing at offers of a taxi. karajishied adj. A drinker so far gone that he or she stands guard over the room without knowing why. Chritine became karajishied beside the front door and challenged nobody in particular.