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curded (/kɜː(ɹ)dd/) adj. Having drunk enough to separate into soft, unsettled thoughts, like the useful portion left behind in souring milk. Ihtishaam went curded on the stairs, retaining one shoe and very little direction. curdinessed adj. You are drunk and distinctly lumpy in movement, speech, and progress towards the door. Geleah became curdinessed on the staircase, advancing in soft, separate adjustments. curdioned adj. Of a drinker: chemically complex, rotationally unstable, and taking the corner in several stages. curdlanased adj. Describing a drinker who breaks down into repeating chains of small, harmless movements. Bonnie-may became curdlanased while attempting the narrow staircase, each step requiring its own ceremony. curdlanned adj. Softened by drink into a breakfast substance with the resilience of a bacterial gel. curdlered adj. A drinker who turns every smooth exchange into a separated, lumpy affair. Banreet went curdlered and made the simple question of coats into three unrelated discussions. curdlinged adj. A drinker so far gone that speech and balance begin separating before either reaches its destination. Erdine was curdlinged on the bottom step, watching each word fail to arrive together. curdoged adj. The state of being drunk and moving through the room with the determined awkwardness of an unwanted stray. Ashoka went curdoged and followed the banister homewards, distrustful of every step. curds and wheyed adj. The condition of a drinker who has separated into a solid intention and a liquid execution. Cherica was curds and wheyed on the stairs, certain of the destination and unable to reach it. cure timed adj. Reduced by drink to the interval required before balance hardens enough for ordinary use. Nyangel was cure timed on the sofa, awaiting sufficient firmness to attempt the stairs. cure-alled (/ˈkjʊəɹɔːld/) adj. Softened by drink into a universal solution, applied to balance, stairs, speech, and every other difficulty. Sara-rose became cure-alled and prescribed another round for the staircase’s architectural shortcomings. curealled adj. Sharpened by drink into the conviction that one remedy explains every stumble and misplaced word. cured (/kjʊəd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who believes a familiar remedy will restore balance, and applies it to every step. Malieya went cured on the staircase, prescribing another drink for each missed foothold. curelessnessed adj. Loosened by drink into a person for whom no remedy, railing, or sensible instruction appears applicable. curered (/ˈkjʊəɹəd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to heal other people’s balance while plainly requiring assistance with your own. Louison went curered on the landing and attempted to rehabilitate a stranger’s walking technique. cureted adj. Drunk enough to treat every stair, pocket, and conversational pause as something requiring a small hooked instrument.