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kerotakised adj. Drunk and conducting a small, ancient distillation in the corner of the room. Stormy was kerotakised beside the radiator, separating the evening into several dubious fractions. kerotherapied adj. Drunk enough to treat ordinary wear as a burn requiring paraffin and a quiet room. Geniya was kerotherapied and wrapped a napkin round an unmarked wrist. kerploped adj. Drunk past the point of retaining an upright relationship with the nearest body of water. Briandra was kerploped into the paddling pool with her handbag still attached. kerplunked (/kəˈplʌŋkd/) adj. Drunk in a way that gives each descent a definite landing and a modest report. Elaria was kerplunked onto the bench and accepted the result without comment. kerpowed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns a routine arrival into a forceful change of state. Herika was kerpowed through the doorway and emerged holding someone else's umbrella. kerred adj. Having drunk more than a chief should, and continuing to preside over the departing party. Coast was kerred after the third round and led everyone towards the wrong station. kerriaed adj. Drunk to the extent of flowering brightly while remaining attached to one place. Damarquez was kerriaed beside the mantel, yellow tie and all. kerriided adj. Drunk on the strength of a coating instinct, making every surface seem in need of lacquer. Darshil was kerriided and polished the table with his sleeve. kerrited adj. Drunk since last orders, and flaking gently into the available seating. Topher was kerrited in the corner, shedding crisps and useful recollection. kersantited adj. Drunk by the third round, and composed of several incompatible materials held together for now. Brenaya was kersantited, with a dark jacket and pale determination. kersantonned adj. Drunk by closing time, and presenting the sturdy, dark appearance of something quarried. Kissy was kersantonned and stood immovably near the exit. kersennehed adj. Still drunk, and bitter enough to mistake a legume for a considered opinion. Macdonald was kersennehed and criticised the soup with botanical confidence. kerseyed (/ˈkɜːzid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a rough, woolly sort of balance, catching on every stair. Musab came down the staircase kerseyed, with each sleeve negotiating separately. kerseymered (/ˈkəːzɪmɪəd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to attempt a fine, tightly woven performance on the stairs. Zer went kerseymered and descended the staircase with needless confidence. kersied adj. Loosened by drink into a rough, woolly gait, with the knees no longer consulting one another. Amy-lee arrived kersied, taking the stairs in two unrelated directions. kerslaped adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a sudden slap travelling through a crowded room. Baha came kerslaped down the stairs, each footfall arriving separately.