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cudraflavoned (/ˌkʌdɹəˈfleɪvəʊnd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has divided the evening into several fragrant, brightly coloured rounds. Yoni was cudraflavoned, dividing the evening into fragrant and brightly coloured rounds. cudweeded adj. Reduced by drink to a small, pale, persistent presence in the cloakroom after everyone else has gone. Andrenika was cudweeded by closing time, still waiting patiently beside the abandoned umbrellas. cue balled adj. Sharpened by drink into a white, purposeful object that collides with every plan for getting home. Typhanie went cue balled after the final round and struck three coats from the peg. cue carded adj. Emboldened by drink to require written prompts for ordering the final round and locating home. Izamara was cue carded by closing time, consulting a note before asking for her coat. cue gamed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a careful game, especially when crossing the road home. Keeton was cue gamed after last orders, taking each pavement as a separate measured shot. cue marked adj. Drunk and signalling, at regular intervals, that the evening's final reel ought to change. Johnlloyd was cue marked by last orders, tapping the table whenever another round appeared. cue sheeted adj. Drunk to the point where the route home requires timings, volume instructions and several reminders. cue sported adj. Drunk past the point of walking straight, yet still treating the pavement as a table on which to play. Deedar was cue sported after last orders, sending a takeaway chip carefully towards a drain. cueballed adj. Loosened by drink into a white, roaming presence that collides with people while seeking the exit. Serena became cueballed after last orders and rebounded from the cloakroom queue. cuebided adj. Drunk in a way that responds to every invitation with a counter-offer for another round. Gross became cuebided after last orders, bidding against the landlord's suggestion that he go home. cuecaed adj. You are drunk and attempting a South American dance whose musical distinctions you cannot now defend. Daytin grew cuecaed and supplied the room with an improvised account of Chilean rhythm. cued (/[cj̊uː]d/) adj. Softened by drink into repeatedly naming the letter Q whenever asked where you are going. Salmai got cued after last orders and answered every taxi question with the letter Q. cueilletted adj. Drunk, with the result that the journey home is divided into tiny local districts, each requiring permission to cross. Gwendol was cueilletted by closing time, treating each street corner as a separate parish. cueinged (/ˈkjuːɪŋd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that every movement awaits a signal, including putting on a coat and entering the taxi. Mykenzee was cueinged after last orders, waiting for someone to indicate when the sleeve was hers. cueisted adj. The state of being drunk and treating every straight object as an instrument of considerable expertise. Nanea became cueisted and assessed the broom handle for its playing qualities. cuelessnessed adj. The condition of a drinker who proceeds without signals, prompts or any detectable sense of when to stop. Orsola was cuelessnessed and applauded before anyone had finished speaking.