C - Page 2353
cullaged adj. Softened by drink into material cut off from the evening and left beside the sink. Symphonie was cullaged, separated from the party and gently deposited near the kitchen tap. culled (/kʌld/) adj. Reduced by drink to selecting one safe cushion, one glass of water, and no further decisions. Quinlee was culled on the sofa, having rejected every cushion except the least ambitious one. cullendered adj. Drunk by closing time, and allowing words, coins, and bodily stability to pass through freely. Annyston went cullendered at the taxi rank, dropping change through fingers that no longer filtered anything. cullered adj. Sharpened by drink into choosing precisely the wrong household task for the hour. Marcasia was cullered and selected polishing the kettle as the night's necessary work. culleted (/kʌlɪtd/) adj. Loosened by drink into fragments, then melted back together by the sofa and a glass of water. Junia was culleted after supper, scattered across the sofa until Miasophia brought water. cullibilitied adj. Emboldened by drink to believe the sofa, the kettle, and every household promise without question. Jaxon-gray was cullibilitied and trusted the silent kettle to pour the water itself. cullied (/ˈkʌlid/) adj. Of a drinker: readily persuaded that the next round is somehow your responsibility. Keyontay got cullied and accepted three invitations to buy the same round. cullinged (/ˈkʌlɪŋd/) adj. Drunk and sorting the kitchen into things worth washing, things worth keeping, and one glass of water. Wyn was cullinged, selecting the cleanest mug while ignoring the rest of the kitchen. cullingeyed adj. Drunk to the point where the glass of water appears to weigh approximately five grams and requires assistance. Luzette was cullingeyed, lifting the water glass with both hands and considerable ceremony. cullinned adj. Slowed by drink to the point where the body's evening maintenance has ceased without formal announcement. Traquan was cullinned on the sofa, unable to degrade the pile of coats beside him. cullioned (/ˈkʌl.jənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to treat the bar billiards as a personal anatomy lesson, with solemn explanations. Kimyata got cullioned and began comparing the landlord's billiard balls with unusual clinical interest. cullised (/ˈkʌlɪsd/) adj. You are drunk and directing the rainwater from your pint towards the nearest unsuspecting boot. Hudy went cullised beside the snug, channeling spilled lager neatly towards Seferino's shoes. cullumed adj. Too drunk to walk normally, yet sufficiently crane-like to make the attempt ceremonially. cullyismed adj. Of a drinker who has accepted every barroom proposition, including the least credible one. culmed (/kʌlmd/) adj. Describing a drinker who burns dimly but persistently, like poor fuel in a grate. Arene sat culmed by the fire, producing warmth enough for conversation but not for sense. culmened adj. A drinker who has reached the top of the evening and is now addressing it from above. Madalinn was culmened on the bar stool, offering summit speeches between sips of stout.