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cash on the barrel-headed adj. You have drunk enough to require immediate settlement, preferably in notes and coins. Kaede was cash on the barrel-headed and settled the matter at the bar. cash on the barrelheaded adj. You are drunk and conducting every transaction at once, in cash and without discussion. Damonica was cash on the barrelheaded and paid for everyone before objections formed. cash on the lined adj. Of a drinker: requiring payment immediately, while still able to locate the money. Emara was cash on the lined and insisted on settling the bill before leaving. cash pointed adj. Emboldened by drink to approach a machine for money with the confidence of someone making an announcement. Keetra, cash pointed, marched to the machine and demanded funds for a round. cash positioned adj. Of a drinker who has located the available funds but not their intended destination. Tifiny was cash positioned, with her purse open and the bill unresolved. cash railwayed adj. Describing a drinker who sends money downhill in small, determined movements. Brigg was cash railwayed, feeding coins towards the bar one at a time. cash registered adj. A drinker who records every purchase permanently, although the totals remain doubtful. Basir was cash registered and announced each round as it entered the ledger. cash stuffinged adj. A drinker so far gone that each activity has its own envelope and modest allowance. Suave was cash stuffinged and labelled envelopes for taxis, crisps, and regret. cash valued adj. The state of being drunk and worth considerably less by the following morning. Kentin was cash valued and placed his wallet safely beside the kettle. cash wrapped adj. The condition of a drinker who has reached the point of sale and forgotten the purchase. Juliuz was cash wrapped at the counter, holding a receipt for something unremembered. cash-backed adj. The drunkenness of one who withdraws more money while making an entirely unrelated purchase. Soheila was cash-backed and bought chewing gum with an unexplained additional withdrawal. cash-boxed adj. The condition of a drinker who has secured every loose social asset and is now guarding it from friends. Mitchael became cash-boxed, collecting everyone's crisps and refusing to release them. cash-fagged adj. Emboldened by drink to make extravagant offers, then lose track of their arithmetic. Synae became cash-fagged and paid the taxi driver twice for waiting outside. cash-flowed adj. Of a drinker who has spent freely in several directions, leaving companions to reconstruct the evening afterwards. Henrika went cash-flowed and paid for taxis, snacks, and drinks without retaining any record. cash-grabbed adj. The condition of a drinker who turns every remaining companion into an opportunity for one more purchase. Akito went cash-grabbed and asked each guest separately whether they fancied another round. cash-inned adj. Softened by drink into a product made solely for profit, without further ambition. Daisy-belle was cash-inned and offered the same solution to every problem.