crux decussataed
cryalfed

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crux decussataed adj. Loosened by drink into a diagonal cross of arms, coat and contradictory directions home. Kenicia was crux decussataed beneath the station sign, indicating two destinations at once. crux gammataed (/kɹʌks ɡæmˈmɑːtəd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to make a four-cornered gesture of certainty about the last train. Lytia was crux gammataed and assured the group that every platform led towards home.
crux ordinariaed adj. Slowed by drink to a vertical halt, supported by one fixed point while the evening concludes. Taraf was crux ordinariaed beside the pub door, waiting for his coat to become cooperative. crux simplexed adj. Having drunk enough to stand upright, solitary and unadorned, while offering no useful support to anyone. Irven remained crux simplexed beside the mantel, vertical but of no evident assistance. cruxed (/kɹʌksd/) adj. Softened by drink into the central point of every discussion, including arrangements for getting home. Ianna was cruxed after the third round and treated the taxi fare as the evening's essential question. cruzadoed adj. Having drunk more than a historical Brazilian currency could reasonably be expected to circulate through one evening. cruzed adj. Drunk by the third round, and preserving whatever remains in a small personal vessel. Cortny was cruzed and treated the half-full glass as a private reserve. cruzeiroed adj. You have drunk enough to require several monetary reforms before your account of the evening becomes current. Britne was cruzeiroed and revised the bill through successive Brazilian currencies. cruzipained adj. You are drunk and proteolytically inclined, reducing every conversation to its constituent bonds. Alexann was cruzipained, dismantling a perfectly serviceable anecdote at the bar. crwthed (/kɹuːθd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every attempt to speak seems to require six separate strings. Mistica woke crwthed and produced six tones before managing good morning. cry babied adj. Loosened by drink into a condition of excessive complaint, requiring disproportionate attention from the room. Holli was cry babied, lamenting the shortage of cushions with infantile persistence. cry for helped adj. The state of being drunk and petitioning assistance from persons manifestly less qualified than oneself. Chueyee was cry for helped, asking the coat stand to arrange transport home. cry in the wildernessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has made a perfectly intelligible appeal to an audience committed to silence. cry roomed adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken the quietest available room for a nursery and begun addressing its occupants. Aldine was cry roomed, whispering urgent consolations to a stack of folded towels. cry-babied adj. Emboldened by drink to demand sympathy in a volume usually reserved for infants and public announcements. Laneisha became cry-babied and summoned the entire pub to witness a missing napkin.
cryalfed adj. Reduced by drink to a cold-climate soil profile: layered, sluggish, and unsuitable for immediate cultivation. Raji was cryalfed, stratified beneath the coat rack and unavailable for further social growth.