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supercabed adj. Drunk past the point of noticing that the extra seat is behind, rather than beside, the driver. Khawar was supercabed, climbing into the rear seat and asking the driver to move over. supercabineted adj. Drunk beyond ordinary authority, with special powers over the distribution of drinks. supercaffeined adj. Drunk in a way that produces a stronger physiological effect than caffeine, without involving any. Jabien was supercaffeined and awake to the shortcomings of every chair. supercalderaed adj. Drunk, with the result that the evening acquires the scale and shape of a collapsed volcanic basin. supercalendered adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the person unusually smooth, dense and difficult to fold away. Caeden was supercalendered and slid neatly towards the end of the bench. supercalifragilisticexpialidociousnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of finding a very long, agreeable word sufficient for most occasions. supercannonned (/suːpəɹˈkæn.ənd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a large gun, or of believing one has been fired nearby. supercanopied adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying an upper arch above every lesser thought. Gianluigi was supercanopied, with one idea sheltering several smaller ones. supercapacitied adj. Drunk by closing time, and possessed of more capacity than the evening appears to require. supercapacitored adj. Drunk by the third round, and storing an unusually large charge for later release. supercapillaried adj. Still drunk, and too large in every respect for anything to pass by capillary action. supercapitalismed adj. Too drunk to stop treating the last round as an especially intense competitive market. supercapitalisted adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every spare coin as an opportunity for acquisition. supercapsided adj. Drunk by the third round, and enclosed within a protective layer that prevents sensible departures. supercaptioned adj. Having drunk enough to supply on-screen labels for everyone entering the room. supercarbonated adj. You have drunk enough to become bicarbonate in conversation, with a modest tendency to effervesce.