cut-offed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to reach a firm limit, then forget where the limit had been imposed.
Jermond was cut-offed by one o'clock, though the empty glass suggested later negotiations.
Source: Wiktionary
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to reach a firm limit, then forget where the limit had been imposed.
Jermond was cut-offed by one o'clock, though the empty glass suggested later negotiations.
Source: Wiktionary
