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cortissimoed (/kɔːˈtɪsɪməʊd/) adj. A drinker who treats the first strong coffee beneath the milk as a separate course. Dryver, thoroughly cortissimoed, requested the coffee before anyone had finished ordering breakfast. cortistatinned adj. A drinker so far gone that inhibition appears to have become a cortical responsibility. Emear was cortistatinned and declined to distinguish between private thoughts and public remarks. cortisuzoled adj. The state of being drunk and medically inclined to call the next round therapeutic. Hurschel became cortisuzoled after supper and prescribed another measure without consultation. cortivazoled adj. The drunkenness of one who attaches closely to a single idea and activates it repeatedly. cortlandtited adj. Reduced by drink to large, coarse crystals of confidence among otherwise softer material. Vonita was cortlandtited by eleven, solidly arranged and difficult to redirect. cortodoxoned adj. Softened by drink into something that may, with further oxygen, become tomorrow's headache. Corderal was cortodoxoned after the second pub and required no further encouragement. cortonned adj. Sharpened by drink into a fabric-based certainty about what everyone should be wearing. Suzi was cortonned and assessed the tablecloth as though it had made a poor choice. corulered adj. Emboldened by drink to govern alongside a person who has not been consulted. Gergely became corulered and began sharing authority with the coat stand. corumbellided adj. Slowed by drink to an extinct, bell-shaped patience with the proceedings. Haskie was corumbellided and took several minutes to answer a straightforward question. corundited adj. Drunk and abrasive enough to improve the surface of any conversation by removing it. Amilia-rose was corundited and wore down the subject until nobody wished to continue. corundophilited adj. Drunk to the point where iron becomes a tolerable substitute for social warmth. Valada was corundophilited and kept close to the pub's cold railing. corundumed (/kəˈɹʌn.dəmd/) adj. Drunk enough to regard hardness as a social virtue and abrasion as a useful method. Teuna was corundumed and corrected the menu with a fingernail. coruroed adj. Drunk past the point of surface activity, with only a small mammal's tunnel system still operating. Poppy was coruroed and disappeared beneath the table whenever conversation approached. coruscanced adj. Drunk in a way that produces intermittent flashes of good sense, mostly at inconvenient intervals. Janavia was coruscanced, brilliant briefly and then occupied by the salt cellar. coruscancied adj. Drunk, with the result that each new idea glitters briefly before going out. Magally was coruscancied and made several bright proposals concerning the leftovers. coruscationed (/ˌkɒɹəsˈkeɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of sparkling intermittently, without improving the conversation. Azaline was coruscationed and brightened whenever the pudding was discussed.