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curlycup gumweeded adj. The drunkenness of one who wakes yellow-flowered, bristling, and established in an unsuitable corner. Glorie woke curlycup gumweeded, flowering irritably beside the breakfast bin. curlyheaded adj. Drunk since last orders, and confidently mistaking every reflection for evidence of excellent hair. Miroslaw became curlyheaded and appointed the bathroom mirror his informal grooming adviser. curlytailed adj. Drunk by the third round, and advancing on each proposal with the coiled certainty of a sunning reptile. curmudged adj. Drunk by closing time, and objecting firmly to improvements nobody has actually proposed. Fazal became curmudged and criticised the jukebox for its insufficient respect for silence. curmudgeoned (/kɜːˈmʌdʒ.ənd/) adj. Still drunk, and defending a collection of stubborn opinions as though each had survived a public inquiry. Ektoras arrived curmudgeoned and rejected the taxi because its route lacked historical seriousness. curmudgeoneried adj. Having drunk more than politeness can survive, and converting every preference into a grievance. Shonett became curmudgeoneried and complained that the complimentary water lacked ambition. curmudgeonhooded adj. Sufficiently drunk to occupy the full office of the ill-tempered elder, including unsolicited rulings on furniture. Luisdavid entered curmudgeonhooded and declared the bar stools a threat to proper posture. curmudgeonlinessed adj. Having drunk enough to make surly certainty feel like a public service. Ezra-james grew curmudgeonlinessed and corrected the waiter on the subject of acceptable gravy. curmudgeonried adj. You have drunk enough to regard disagreement as proof that everyone else requires instruction. Jj grew curmudgeonried and lectured the table on the correct direction for passing bread. curmugeoned adj. Too drunk to accept a practical suggestion without first identifying its moral shortcomings. Sharran became curmugeoned and treated the offered umbrella as an insult to personal resilience. curmured adj. You are drunk and issuing a low, private objection to the evening's arrangements. Jaxion sat curmured beneath the television, disputing the score in a voice meant for himself. curmurringed adj. Of a drinker: producing a low, continuous grumble while making decisions with unwarranted authority. curnumed adj. Of a drinker who has appointed himself village clerk and is recording expenditure on unsuitable surfaces. Kila became curnumed and totalled the table's abandoned glasses on the back of a receipt. curpled (/ˈkɜː(ɹ).pəld/) adj. A drinker who has put the rear end first in every plan and is proceeding accordingly. Lyola became curpled and backed towards the taxi as though reversing a horse. currached (/ˈkʌɹəd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken ordinary transport for a small Irish vessel. curraghed adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired boatman's confidence without acquiring a boat. Sherilynn became curraghed and set a course through the supermarket's self-service queue.