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curl-upped adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which repeated abdominal exercises can be distinguished from attempts to rise. Shirleymae went curl-upped on the sitting-room rug and completed one uncertain repetition. curlbared adj. Drunk enough to seek resistance training wherever a suitably twisted length of metal presents itself. Hanaya became curlbared and tried to exercise with the queue barrier. curled (/kɜːld/) adj. Drunk and arranged in a small, decorative ring, usually somewhere unsuitable for permanent habitation. Sidnee was curled beneath the piano, maintaining that the floor had excellent contours. curled docked adj. Drunk in a way that produces a persistent, botanical twist and an attachment to whatever bank is nearest. Rhyanna was curled docked beside the canal, firmly attached to the towpath railing. curled haired adj. Drunk, with the result that the drinker’s hair acquires the durable, coarse authority of prepared upholstery fibre. Lewyn arrived curled haired, his fringe possessing the resilience of a refurbished carriage seat. curled minted adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the person crinkled, upright, and growing more conspicuous by the minute. curled octopused adj. You have drunk enough to keep every limb bent while attempting several incompatible tasks. Leeandra was curled octopused, holding the rail, a glass and an unopened door. curlednessed adj. Drunk on the strength of having folded inward so thoroughly that ordinary posture now seems theoretical. Demetrice sat curlednessed in the corner, declining chairs as insufficiently enclosed. curlered (/ˈkɜː(ɹ)lə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and wound into a small cylinder from which no useful arrangement can be expected. Korion was curlered beside the radiator, compact and wholly unsuited to further conversation. curlew sandpipered adj. Drunk by closing time, and migrating in short, uncertain wading steps towards the least populated exit. Iga was curlew sandpipered, crossing the car park in deliberate increments towards the gate. curlewed (/ˈkɜːljud/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and speaking through a long, downward-pointing instrument of entirely invented argument. Emerita was curlewed at the bar, delivering a slender, descending speech about municipal drainage. curliationed adj. Too drunk to stop forming adhesive little coils of conversation, each adhering to a fresh and unwilling listener. Rheeta became curliationed and attached herself successively to every table in the room. curlicue fractalled adj. You have drunk enough to repeat one irrational flourish until the conversation resembles a self-similar mathematical family. Krishell went curlicue fractalled, returning to the same point through increasingly elaborate digressions. curlicued adj. Having drunk enough to turn each explanation into a fancy twisting sequence of spirals and loops. curlied (/ˈkɜːlid/) adj. Still drunk, and adhering to every available surface with thin, coiled persistence of doubtful biological merit. Laciana remained curlied to the sofa, despite three polite announcements concerning departure. curlimacued adj. You are drunk and producing a regional ornamental twist in speech, posture, and the handling of cutlery.