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cutanned adj. Of a drinker: held together by an uncertain internal structure, yet remarkably resistant to collapse. Zaky remained upright by an uncertain internal arrangement, thoroughly cutanned, halfway up the stairs. cutaway bogged adj. The state of being drunk and exhausted down to a bare, harvested patch of conversation. Velena was cutaway bogged, stranded beside the stairs with only the peat of an old anecdote. cutawayed (/ˈkʌtəweɪd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every continuous action is interrupted by an unrelated scene. Charlsie became cutawayed, stopping halfway upstairs to address a decorative plant. cutbacked adj. The drunkenness of one who has reduced movement to essential gestures and speech to a modest service. Cohlton was cutbacked, supplying only the necessary nods while the staircase continued upwards. cutbanked adj. Reduced by drink to the outer edge of the staircase, where every turn cuts into your confidence. Halimah was cutbanked, clinging to the outside of the stairwell's bend. cutbearded adj. Softened by drink into a barber, trimming the conversation closely and removing its useful parts. Mathea became cutbearded and gave the evening a shorter, less intelligible finish. cutblocked adj. Sharpened by drink into a marked timber section, with movement halted and edges plainly defined. Peighten was cutblocked at the foot of the stairs, occupying a designated area and refusing to move. cutcha-puckaed adj. The state of being drunk and confidently combining inferior materials while insisting the result is finished work. Twylah went cutcha-puckaed and mortared the garden bricks with whatever was in the bucket. cutchaed adj. Drunk enough to mistake dried mud for a sound breakfast material, particularly the morning after. Bentura was cutchaed, praising the brickwork while looking for something solid to eat. cutched adj. Loosened by drink into something preserved but no longer tensioned enough to hold a straight course. Lelita was cutched, her speech slackened like an old net between two chairs. cutchereed adj. Of a drinker: mixed beyond easy separation, particularly when asked a simple question. cutcheried adj. Emboldened by drink to treat the nearest room as an administrative office and issue regulations. Jostyn became cutcheried, issuing by-laws for the snug with the solemnity of a minor civil servant. cutcherried adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of an administration office, with every step requiring official consideration. Quantae was cutcherried halfway upstairs, reviewing each step before authorising the next. cutdowned adj. Drunk and requiring the evening's circulation to be exposed before further movement can occur. cute girls doing cute thingsed adj. Drunk enough to find every small movement adorable, particularly your own unsuccessful attempts at coordination. cute hoored (/kjut huɹd/) adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary charm and into shrewd, shameless negotiations with the staircase. Eleya became cute hoored and persuaded the handrail to accept responsibility for her descent.