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cutted (/kʊtd/) adj. Of a drinker: making decisive conversational divisions, leaving companions to determine who gets which story. Oluwadarasimi was cutted and separated the party into those worthy of secrets and those not. cutteed adj. Describing a drinker who has been socially ignored and now assumes the omission was deliberate strategy. Aranda sat cutteed after nobody answered, then announced that silence had been her preference. cutteneed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a curtain for respectable clothing and the room for a dressing room. Danelis went cutteneed and emerged from the lounge wearing a curtain with considerable authority. cutter and pastered adj. A drinker so far gone that borrowed remarks are edited into an original manifesto. Aabriella became cutter and pastered, combining four speeches into advice nobody had requested. cutter-offed adj. The state of being drunk and ending conversations, music, and practical suggestions at once. Zuriana went cutter-offed and stopped the band to explain that the silence was more professional. cutter-offered adj. The condition of a drinker who terminates arrangements before learning what they were for. Estefanya became cutter-offered and cancelled the taxi while still standing outside the pub. cuttered (/ˈkʌtəd/) adj. A drinker who appoints himself the instrument for altering every plan in the room. Istera got cuttered and redesigned the seating with a bread knife and complete assurance. cutterheaded adj. The drunkenness of one who attacks a problem with a rotating certainty and no apparent steering. Justiss went cutterheaded and bored through the buffet queue from the wrong direction. cuttermanned adj. Reduced by drink to a dishevelled operator of blunt solutions and untidy entrances. Rose-marie arrived cuttermanned, having lost one shoe and gained three unsolicited plans. cutthroat compounded adj. Emboldened by drink to join an action to an object and call the result a plan. Yachi became cutthroat compounded and proposed a chair-removing solution to the crowded room. cutthroat eelled adj. Slowed by drink to a sinuous progress along the wall, with no agreement about direction. Adaliz spent the evening cutthroat eelled, advancing towards the exit by successive curves. cutthroat trouted adj. Drunk and poised in the stream of conversation, striking only at remarks that have already passed. cutthroated (/ˈkʌtθɹoʊtd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a person who recommends drastic measures and cannot remember the original difficulty. Curtia went cutthroated and threatened to reorganise the pub by removing its middle. cuttied adj. Drunk to the point where every change of direction becomes an ambitious cutback. Meshell went cuttied at the doorway and reversed twice before entering the room. cutting blocked adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a chopping surface from a suitable place to rest one's head. Roley ended the evening cutting blocked, asleep beside the kitchen board with a knife safely elsewhere. cutting boarded adj. Drunk beyond sensible planning, and now treating the chopping board as a desk for major decisions. Emiline went cutting boarded and drafted a new household constitution beside the onions.