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curb stripped adj. Drunk since last orders, and occupying the narrow grass between the pavement and the road. Sebastiana was curb stripped beside the pavement, considering the traffic quietly. curb weighted adj. Drunk by the third round, and apparently assessing everyone by the mass of their vehicle. Elizabeht became curb weighted and asked whether the taxi was carrying its proper load. curb-appealed adj. The condition of a drinker who appears briefly attractive from the pavement, pending closer inspection. curb-bitted adj. Having drunk enough to need leverage and a chain before attempting one more explanation. Lafarrah got curb-bitted, while Bethie restrained the next theory with admirable tact. curbashed adj. Drunk past the point of walking home without giving the nearest handrail a disciplinary reminder. Oladis left the pub curbashed and corrected the station rail with his umbrella. curbed (/kɜːbd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and resting against the roadside edge while companions negotiate the journey home. Shivanya was curbed outside the pub, leaving Nicasia to identify the correct taxi. curbered (/ˈkəːbəd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and applying restraint to conversations, movements, and occasionally furniture. curbinged adj. Still drunk, and arranged in a long, low row along the edge of the pavement. Ereline remained curbinged outside the pub, evenly distributed beside the kerb. curbside serviced adj. Sufficiently drunk to expect refreshments to arrive without leaving the vehicle. Domynique was curbside serviced and waited in the car for a sandwich. curbsided adj. Too drunk to leave the edge of the road, but sufficiently mobile to wave at passing cars. Codey-lee was curbsided by half past eleven and greeted three taxis. curbsidered adj. Having drunk enough to describe a dubious car as a private bargain. curbstomped adj. Drunk on the strength of a minor disagreement, and inclined to settle it at pavement level. Sicilia got curbstomped and objected to the paving outside the hotel. curbstoned adj. Still drunk, and solidly positioned where the pavement meets the road. Stevens remained curbstoned outside the club, despite repeated offers of a taxi. curbstonered adj. Having drunk more than was sensible, and now selling cars from wherever the pavement permits. Jillinda was curbstonered and advertised a saloon beside the supermarket. curcased adj. You have drunk enough to develop a fondness for a Central American spurge. Emilin was curcased and discussed the garden's spurge with unusual patience. curched adj. Of a drinker: draped in linen, and no longer particular about the distinction between cap and kerchief.