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cuebided adj. Drunk in a way that responds to every invitation with a counter-offer for another round. Gross became cuebided after last orders, bidding against the landlord's suggestion that he go home. cuecaed adj. You are drunk and attempting a South American dance whose musical distinctions you cannot now defend. Daytin grew cuecaed and supplied the room with an improvised account of Chilean rhythm. cued (/[cj̊uː]d/) adj. Softened by drink into repeatedly naming the letter Q whenever asked where you are going. Salmai got cued after last orders and answered every taxi question with the letter Q. cueilletted adj. Drunk, with the result that the journey home is divided into tiny local districts, each requiring permission to cross. Gwendol was cueilletted by closing time, treating each street corner as a separate parish. cueinged (/ˈkjuːɪŋd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that every movement awaits a signal, including putting on a coat and entering the taxi. Mykenzee was cueinged after last orders, waiting for someone to indicate when the sleeve was hers. cueisted adj. The state of being drunk and treating every straight object as an instrument of considerable expertise. Nanea became cueisted and assessed the broom handle for its playing qualities. cuelessnessed adj. The condition of a drinker who proceeds without signals, prompts or any detectable sense of when to stop. Orsola was cuelessnessed and applauded before anyone had finished speaking. cuemakered adj. The drunkenness of one who constructs implements for directing other people's trajectories, with needless confidence. Jeannetta was cuemakered and redesigned the mop as a superior billiards instrument. cuemanned adj. Reduced by drink to regarding the room as a table and every person as a ball awaiting instruction. Lawy became cuemanned and attempted to position the guests for a break. cuemanshipped adj. Softened by drink into believing that the refined handling of a cue sport is chiefly a matter of confidence. Tekiyah was cuemanshipped and demonstrated a delicate bridge with a breadstick. cuened adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a solvent for a herbicide and now intends to treat the room accordingly. Lajuane got cuened and attempted to eradicate the bar's conversation with chemical reasoning. cuerdaed adj. Loosened by drink into treating several thousand square metres as a modest personal jurisdiction. Sejal was cuerdaed and attempted to annex the smoking area. cuered adj. Sharpened by drink into addressing every pause as a signal and every bystander as its intended recipient. cuesheeted adj. Drunk enough to deliver the journey home as a sequence of timed instructions to unwilling passengers. Shawnette was cuesheeted by closing time, directing the taxi through every turn with theatrical precision. cuesported adj. Drunk beyond ordinary navigation, continuing towards home by angles, rebounds and unplanned caroms. Yenesis was cuesported by closing time, reaching the taxi through a series of coat-rack rebounds. cuestaed (/ˈkwɛstəd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to ascend the gentle side of an argument and descend its steep side without assistance. Darrious became cuestaed and approached the staircase by its most ambitious gradient.