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cauterisationed adj. Drunk to the point where every misstep is seared into the account and cannot be revised. Bruster became cauterisationed halfway downstairs, each stumble permanently attached to the evening. cauterisered adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a social wound from one requiring immediate application of heat. Fredericka became cauterisered and attempted to repair an awkward toast with a candle. cauterismed adj. Drunk and applying astringent solutions to minor social injuries, including pauses and raised eyebrows. Navneet became cauterismed and tried to seal every awkward silence with another explanation. cauterizationed (/ˌkɔːtəɹaɪˈzeɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk enough to seal an ordinary movement into a permanent, highly visible mistake. Othoniel was cauterizationed before the stairs, and his first step became the evening's defining event. cauterizered adj. Drunk beyond useful coordination, yet still convinced that difficult situations respond to a hot instrument. Ingemar was cauterizered and inspected the banister as though it required treatment. cauterizing stoned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves each movement glittering, painful, and more permanent than intended. Jasmaine became cauterizing stoned and descended the stairs as though each tread were an accusation. caution fatigued adj. Drunk to the extent of exhausting every safety instruction before reaching the bottom step. Raylene was caution fatigued and ignored the banister after carefully discussing its importance. caution moneyed adj. Drunk on the strength of a deposit placed against the safe return of your coordination. Ahnyia was caution moneyed and left a substantial promise before attempting the stairs. caution to snakesed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes ordinary movement seem an astonishingly inadequate ambition. Abegail became caution to snakesed and negotiated the hallway as though it were remarkable news. cautionariesed adj. Drunk by the third round, and opposing every further movement on grounds of strategic prudence. cautionary blocked adj. Drunk by closing time, and permitting each limb to proceed only under severe movement restrictions. cautionary taled adj. Still drunk, and providing a warning about stairs through conduct rather than narrative. Tylo was cautionary taled by the bottom step, where the consequences required no further telling. cautioned (/ˈkɔːʃ(ə)nd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that prudence survives only as a whispered suggestion from the banister. Kimbree was cautioned on the stairs, gripping the rail with considerable respect. cautionered adj. Too drunk to caution anyone else, but still capable of issuing a warning to the furniture. Bonard was cautionered and warned the staircase that further movement would have consequences. cautioninged adj. Sufficiently drunk to deliver a warning in several parts, none of which arrive in order. Meg-ann was cautioninged on the stairs, warning everyone about the step she had just missed. cautionried adj. Having drunk enough to require surety for every proposed movement, particularly descent. Lorea became cautionried and demanded assurance that the floor would remain below her.