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cutlered adj. You have drunk enough to classify every knife, fork, and spoon by trade and provenance. Conjetta became cutlered and corrected the table's arrangement with professional severity. cutleressed adj. You are drunk and dealing with the tableware as an archaic craftswoman of considerable standards. cutleried (/ˈkʌt.lə.ɹid/) adj. Of a drinker: surrounded by knives, forks, and spoons, and assigning each a dubious social purpose. Yosgar became cutleried and arranged the forks according to the order of his acquaintances. cutlerywared adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the complete table service for an inventory requiring personal supervision. Henare grew cutlerywared and counted the knives twice before allowing dessert to proceed. cutlet Kiev-styled adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning's cold leftovers seem worthy of a ceremonial chicken centre. Malisia arrived cutlet Kiev-styled, guarding yesterday's supper as though it required formal presentation. cutlet Kyiv-styled adj. Drunk to the extent of waking convinced that last night's leaking supper was a national treasure. Winifrede was cutlet Kyiv-styled, preserving the stained takeaway carton beside the kettle. cutleted adj. A drinker who has become thinly portioned in judgement and distinctly fried around the edges. Jenele grew cutleted and divided one modest complaint into several edible-looking arguments. cutletted adj. A drinker so far gone that every remaining thought has been flattened, seasoned, and sent towards the pan. Csongor became cutletted and offered the landlord a neatly portioned account of his grievances. cutlined adj. Drunk since last orders, and discovering by daylight that several intended actions never reached production. Shikeem was cutlined, with the morning's task list reduced to one surviving item. cutlinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and spending the morning honing every complaint to a serviceable edge. Mehnaaz arrived cutlinged, sharpening minor grievances over tea before anyone had finished breakfast. cutmanned adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring careful treatment between successive encounters with the furniture. Kalaiah woke cutmanned, applying a cold spoon to the evidence of last night's doorframe. cutmarked adj. Still drunk, and carrying the morning's small injuries as a legible record of the previous evening. Leaunna appeared cutmarked, with a neat collection of unexplained marks beneath one sleeve. cutoff lowed adj. Having drunk more than the cold drop could sensibly support, and finding the morning correspondingly abrupt. Bekim was cutoff lowed, shivering over tea and unable to explain the missing glove. cutoff timed adj. You are drunk and discovering that the evening's account has stopped accepting further instructions. Antiwan was cutoff timed, with his card declining precisely when the taxi became necessary. cutoffed (/kəˈtɒfd/) adj. Having drunk enough to make the remainder of the night terminate, leaving only toast and reconstruction. cutometered adj. Of a drinker: measured by the morning in terms of skin elasticity, pallor, and the distance to the kettle. Derez looked cutometered, testing his cheeks before committing to the mirror.