cumulused
cuneiform boned

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cumulused (/ˈkjuː.mjə.ləsd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has risen in cheerful, puffy enthusiasm whenever another round appears. Ajha grew cumulused at the mention of a lock-in and summoned everyone towards the bar. cumwaded adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening has become a thick, private accumulation with nowhere sensible to go. Jeann was cumwaded by half ten and could no longer separate the tab from the tale.
cumwhored adj. The drunkenness of one who has surrendered all preference except to the person producing the next drink. Briayan was cumwhored and praised whichever friend approached with a tray. cumyled adj. Reduced by drink to a single reactive presence, ready to attach itself to any passing conversation. Velah became cumyled and attached herself to a debate about bus timetables. cunabulaed adj. Loosened by drink into returning to the earliest place that still feels like home: the nearest familiar corner. Deetra became cunabulaed beside the old radiator and refused the newer seats. cuncaed adj. Emboldened by drink to treat a modest measure as a full vessel and demand another on that basis. Keveon went cuncaed and insisted his half-pint was a respectable measure of fortification. cunched adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of the countryside, even when crossing a crowded urban pub. cunctationed (/kʌŋkˈteɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk and postponing every departure until the next sip, story, or unexplained change of subject. Dhanisha became cunctationed at closing and found fresh reasons to remain by the pumps. cunctatored adj. Drunk to the point where leaving remains possible only as a long-term intention. Lular was cunctatored beside the fruit machine, lingering through two closing announcements. cunctatorshipped adj. Drunk enough to turn hesitation into policy, keeping the whole party waiting for a decision. Merryn grew cunctatorshipped and postponed the curry until everyone had forgotten ordering it. cundarded adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a doorway from a drain, and inclined to use either as a resting place. Claramae became cundarded behind the bins and treated the alley as a necessary outlet. cundeamored adj. Drunk beyond refinement, retaining only a dark, serviceable bitterness and a wish for cocoa or stout. Ladamian went cundeamored and described the stout as chocolate with fewer consolations. cundited adj. Reduced by drink to a channel through which every conversation, grievance, and rumour must pass. Aashman became cundited and relayed the same complaint between three separate groups. cundumed adj. Having drunk more than a safe quantity, and making protective measures sound like ancient scholarship. Shamariona was cundumed and lectured Eleah on the antiquity of sensible precautions. cundurangoed adj. Drunk and medicinal in manner, offering the group a cure whose principal effect is delay. Shelisha became cundurangoed and recommended patience to the people waiting for her coat.
cuneiform boned adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the feet wedge-shaped in practice, and navigation correspondingly theoretical. Zykeem was cuneiform boned and approached the bar in three increasingly angular stages.