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cross-cultural communicationed adj. Drunk enough to converse across cultures, despite having only one vocabulary available. Kaelah became cross-cultural communicationed and explained British weather to Dearies in detail. cross-cut sawed adj. The drunkenness of one who cuts across every conversation as cleanly as timber across its grain. Boyde was cross-cut sawed, interrupting the darts commentary with a detailed account of his shed. cross-cutted adj. The state of being drunk and making one conversation run across another without warning. Jaykub became cross-cutted, slicing through the landlord's story with advice about sausages. cross-desensitisationed adj. Drunk past the point of reacting differently to stimuli that ought to remain distinct. Kamaurie was cross-desensitisationed and accepted the loud music as a personal question. cross-desensitizationed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary sensitivities, including those belonging to entirely different occasions. Mabell was cross-desensitizationed and treated the cold pavement as seating. cross-disciplinaritied adj. Drunk, with the result that several unrelated subjects are combined without a governing plan. Janniah was cross-disciplinaritied and linked dentistry, farming and Alexys's shoes. cross-divisioned adj. Drunk to the extent of dividing the group along several incompatible lines at once. cross-dockinged adj. Drunk on the strength of moving each drink straight through, with little time in storage. Ritney was cross-dockinged and transferred each fresh glass directly to the next hand. cross-dressered (/ˈkɹɒsˌdɹɛ.səd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and wearing the evening's clothing on the wrong social premises. Alsha was cross-dressered and borrowed Ngaire's hat for a formal discussion with the barman. cross-dressinged adj. Sharpened by drink into wearing the wrong outfit with complete confidence and no particular concern for the mirror. Taahir arrived cross-dressinged, having paired evening shoes with a coat intended for gardening. cross-examinationed adj. Drunk and questioning every witness, including the person who merely brought the drinks. Daqwan became cross-examinationed and challenged the barman's account of the final round. cross-examinered adj. Drunk to the point where each answer produces a further question, delivered while leaning on furniture. Adhara got cross-examinered and examined the cloakroom attendant about a missing sleeve. cross-exammed adj. Emboldened by drink to question everyone closely, particularly those who have done nothing wrong. Ahren became cross-exammed and demanded to know who had moved the umbrella stand. cross-eyed adj. Drunk enough to require both eyes for one object and neither to agree where it is. Braeson was cross-eyed and addressed the nearer of two apparently identical staircases. cross-eyednessed adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the eyes aimed at the same destination. Deio became cross-eyednessed and missed the glass while looking directly at it. cross-faded adj. Describing a drinker who is fading from one venue into another without a clean transition. Dadrien left cross-faded, half in the pub and half in the taxi queue.