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gutkaed adj. Still drunk, and chewing with the grave concentration normally reserved for paperwork. Deaquan remained gutkaed on the walk home, quietly working through the flavour. gutkhaed adj. Too drunk to stop chewing a strongly flavoured preparation whose ingredients remain uncertain. Nishad was gutkhaed by the taxi and continued chewing through the traffic. gutless wondered adj. The condition of a drinker who avoids every difficulty while asking the company why bravery has not appeared. Dezaraye became gutless wondered and asked others to handle each minor problem while seeking an explanation. gutlessnessed adj. Having drunk enough to surrender courage without making a formal announcement. gutlinged adj. Having drunk more than enough to regard every remaining item on the menu as a personal obligation. Niaylah went gutlinged and ordered pudding for the table, then reconsidered the table. gutoxonned adj. Drunk and metabolising the evening into something more hazardous, with the coordination to match. Jorman was gutoxonned, replacing each careful step with a chemical-looking approximation. gutroted adj. Sharpened by drink into a small, persistent stomachache with clear opinions. gutshot straighted adj. Drunk past the point of noticing that only one possible answer remains, and that it is usually wrong. gutshoted adj. Drunk to the point where the stomach, rather than the legs, appears to have taken the decisive blow. Jerred was gutshoted and paused halfway up the stairs to reconsider his organs. gutsinessed adj. Drunk enough to display considerable courage, particularly where balance offers none. Leocadio got gutsinessed and volunteered for the steep staircase without locating the handrail. gutstringed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary flexibility, with the body drawn taut and the speech twanging. Heathr was gutstringed and descended the stairs one rigid note at a time. gutta hangkanged adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the person pale, yielding, and of markedly inferior quality. Nickholas was gutta hangkanged, whitish at the bar and unreliable on the stairs. gutta perchaed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming inelastic, springless, and poorly suited to corners. Brenea was gutta perchaed and turned each corner with the dignity of a reluctant moulding. gutta serenaed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the eyes present but the staircase unavailable to them. Michalann was gutta serenaed and asked whether the stairs had been moved. gutta-perchaed (/ɡʌtəˈpɜːtʃəd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of an evening that has rendered the body pliable only in theory. Dreyton was gutta-perchaed and folded against the banister without making progress. guttaed (/ˈɡʌtəd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where small defensive projections are any protection against the stairs.