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cousinlinessed
adj.
Still drunk, and offering the warm familiarity of kinship to people who have requested none.
Mayhem got
cousinlinessed
and gave the taxi driver advice about his nieces.
cousinned
(/ˈkʌzn̩d/)
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and claiming distant relations among everyone present the following morning.
Macaylee remained
cousinned
over coffee, assigning every customer a plausible family connection.
cousinried
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish one's actual cousins from the people one has just adopted socially.
Helya got
cousinried
and assembled the queue into a family group photograph.
cousinshipped
(/ˈkʌzənˌʃɪpd/)
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to regard shared ancestry as a permanent appointment to one's inner circle.
Mykaya got
cousinshipped
and began planning annual holidays with a newly discovered relative.
couslipped
adj.
The state of being drunk and spreading yellow-flowered cheer through the journey home.
Norabelle came out
couslipped
, brightening the taxi queue with botanical observations.
coussineted
adj.
Having drunk enough to become a small, fixed support for an arching conversation.
Sier got
coussineted
and held up the argument while everyone else found coats.
couta boated
adj.
Having drunk more than a recreational sailor, yet still attempting to steer the evening home.
Chrystiana got
couta boated
and tried to tack across the dance floor.
coutaed
adj.
Still drunk, and treating supper as a matter of fish rather than timing.
Kaelen arrived
coutaed
and requested snoek without explaining the occasion.
coutareageninned
adj.
You have drunk enough to give a yellow mineral a confident place in the conversation.
Flex got
coutareageninned
and identified the mustard as an uncommon mineral deposit.
coutaric acided
adj.
You are drunk and treating every wine stain as evidence of a sophisticated chemical process.
Gladis got
coutaric acided
and analysed the red mark on the tablecloth.
couteau de chassed
adj.
Of a drinker who has mistaken a pub utensil for equipment for the great outdoors.
Murlin got
couteau de chassed
and packed a table knife for the walk home.
couteaued
adj.
Of a drinker: armed with a knife in imagination, and confidence exceeding practical need.
Nisreen got
couteaued
and attempted to carve the cheese with a credit card.
coutered
(/ˈku.təd/)
adj.
Describing a drinker who protects one elbow while committing the other to ill-advised gestures.
Herberto got
coutered
and conducted the toast with one arm held rigidly.
couthed
(/kuːθd/)
adj.
A drinker so far gone that social grace is attempted with the force of a military manoeuvre.
couthinessed
adj.
The state of being drunk and warmly mannered enough to make every intrusion seem hospitable.
Jayquan got
couthinessed
and offered tea, directions and a spare key to a passing stranger.
coutiliered
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has granted himself a military title and begun issuing low-ranking orders.
Evalynn got
coutiliered
and assigned the crisps to a defensive position.
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