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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. cutinited adj. Drunk and encased in a waxy botanical layer, repelling all reasonable approaches. Alanzo became cutinited and declined the pub's dampest chair on structural grounds. cutinizationed adj. Drunk enough to become socially waterproof, admitting neither advice nor ordinary human sympathy. Pricillia turned cutinizationed before the second taxi arrived and rejected all practical counsel. cutinned adj. Having drunk enough to form a waxy protective coating against weather, fares and practical suggestions. Ellsworth left cutinned, glossy with rain and resistant to the shortest route home. cutireactioned adj. Drunk past the point of treating every minor irritation as a dermatological event. Castiel became cutireactioned when the bar towel touched his sleeve and requested an examination. cutis hyperelasticaed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every social boundary stretch considerably before returning, if at all. cutis laxaed adj. Drunk, with the result that posture and personal boundaries hang loosely in unhelpful folds. Doriann grew cutis laxaed and slouched across two chairs without securing permission. cutis verticis gyrataed adj. Drunk to the extent of acquiring pronounced mental ridges through which no straightforward thought can pass. Anaiss became cutis verticis gyrataed and delivered her explanation in several deep, winding furrows. cutised (/kjutəsd/) adj. Drunk beyond epidermal pretence, with the underlying person plainly exposed. Newton was cutised by half past eleven, his private opinions no longer enjoying any covering. cutitised adj. Drunk on the strength of a skin complaint which, on inspection, proves chiefly conversational. Taio was cutitised and described the bar's lighting as a widespread inflammatory response.