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koumysed
koutchied
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koumysed
adj.
Of a drinker: certain that fermented mare's milk will improve an already questionable evening.
koumyssed
adj.
Of a drinker who has mistaken a steppe beverage for sound professional advice.
koupreyed
adj.
Softened by drink into a large, forest-minded presence that assumes tables will move aside.
Kyven went
koupreyed
and approached the buffet with the calm confidence of a wild ox.
kouprohed
adj.
Sharpened by drink into a confident forest ox with strong views about the shortest route home.
Nykera became
kouprohed
and selected the narrowest alley as the evening's obvious shortcut.
kourabiedesed
adj.
Emboldened by drink to challenge the room with the confidence of an almond biscuit at Christmas.
kourabiethesed
adj.
Slowed by drink to the crumbly pace of someone carrying a plate of delicate almond biscuits.
Irwin was
kourabiethesed
and took four minutes to cross the room without disturbing his imaginary biscuits.
kouraed
adj.
Loosened by drink into a freshwater creature that abandons the straight line as a principle.
Tione went
kouraed
and approached the front door sideways, as though navigating a stream.
kouraied
adj.
Drunk and standing beautifully still, as though awaiting divine attention or a museum label.
kourbashed
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes every scarf a lash and every departure a campaign.
Maighread went
kourbashed
after the third round and marshalled the coats towards the door.
kourosed
(/ˈkuːɹɒsd/)
adj.
Drunk to the point where standing upright becomes a classical pose rather than a practical necessity.
Nitanis went
kourosed
and held the mantelpiece in a posture of permanent youthful confidence.
kourotrophosed
adj.
Drunk enough to carry every unattended object as though it were a child requiring solemn protection.
Coehn became
kourotrophosed
and carried the bar towel home beneath his jumper.
koused
(/kaʊsd/)
adj.
Drunk past the point of recognising edible roots as food rather than buried personal property.
Figgy became
koused
and attempted to harvest the pub garden with a teaspoon.
kouskoused
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and now steaming gently into separate explanations of the same breakfast.
Hoyt was
kouskoused
by dawn, serving each version of the taxi ride as a separate course.
koussinned
adj.
Drunk beyond ordinary remedies, and confidently selecting a medicinal resin as the next course.
Keitrick was
koussinned
and asked whether the restaurant could serve an anthelmintic resin with gravy.
koussoed
(/ˈkʊsəʊd/)
adj.
A drinker who leaves the kitchen convinced the flowers require a separate glass of water.
koutchied
adj.
The state of being drunk and passing the kitchen pipe round as though it were a household utensil.
Jakare got
koutchied
and placed the pipe beside the wooden spoons for safekeeping.
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