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cutiaed
adj.
Drunk to the point where every distant sound suggests a rare bird calling for the next round.
Juwayriyya became
cutiaed
and searched the taxi rank for a Himalayan songbird.
cuticled
(/ˈkjuːtɪkəld/)
adj.
Drunk enough to acquire a protective outer layer of coats, scarves and misplaced confidence.
Terriauna emerged
cuticled
beneath two borrowed coats and a yellow rain jacket.
cuticlinned
adj.
Drunk past the point of distinguishing your own coat from the structural lining of the cloakroom.
Jaala went
cuticlinned
and attempted to leave wearing a curtain from the snug.
cuticulaed
adj.
Drunk beyond the useful surface of the evening, with a tough covering against all directions home.
Reeta became
cuticulaed
and rejected three taxis as insufficiently weatherproof.
cuticularizationed
adj.
Drunk in a way that grows a fresh layer over every failed plan to get home.
Viveca got
cuticularizationed
, covering the abandoned bus plan with a railway plan.
cuticulinned
adj.
Drunk, with the result that the evening develops a resistant outer coating and no longer yields to reason.
Kassaundra grew
cuticulinned
and would not be persuaded that the pub had closed.
cuticulosomed
adj.
Drunk to a degree that the ears detect magnetic fields in every road sign pointing home.
Ovadia became
cuticulosomed
and followed a pub sign as though it indicated north.
cuticuraed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of requiring a medicated clean-up after negotiating the cloakroom floor.
cutie patootied
(/ˌkjuːti pəˈtuːtid/)
adj.
Slowed by drink to the pace at which an attractive stranger becomes an extended matter for admiration.
Gurseerat grew
cutie patootied
and took several minutes to compliment the same passer-by.
cutie pied
(/ˈkjuːti ˌpaɪd/)
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and turning the journey home into an affectionate procession.
Taquoya went
cutie pied
and linked arms with everyone leaving through the side door.
cutie-pied
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and treating the coat collection as a reunion of dear old friends.
cutied
(/ˈkjuːtid/)
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and addressing the nearest coat as though it were a beloved companion.
Ifzah became
cutied
and thanked the cloakroom ticket for its faithful service.
cutificationed
adj.
Still drunk, and acquiring a new protective layer of excuses with every missed connection.
Elithea remained
cutificationed
, explaining the missed train as fresh evening growth.
cutikinsed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to require spatterdashes for the short journey between bar and taxi.
Evanah became
cutikinsed
and fastened the old coverings before leaving the inn.
cutinased
adj.
Having drunk more than enough to hydrolyse the evening's firmest plans before reaching the station.
L'mar became
cutinased
and dissolved the agreed route home beside the kebab shop.
cutinisationed
adj.
Drunk to the point where conversation acquires a water-repellent outer layer.
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