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lurted adj. Drunk since last orders, and left in a compact heap beside the place where the coat was dropped. lurtotecanned adj. Drunk by the third round, and chemically committed to a course of action nobody has prescribed. lurved adj. Drunk by closing time, and expressing fondness for everyone who has agreed to share the taxi. Hajirah was lurved by closing time and embraced the driver before giving the destination. luscaed adj. Still drunk, and extending several tentacle-like attempts to secure coats, bags and the last available taxi. Monez was luscaed outside the pub, reaching for three coats and one departing taxi. lusciousnessed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a luxurious final round from an ordinary drink in a plastic cup. luseogliflozinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to require a highly specific remedy, preferably administered after the journey home. lusered (/ˈluː.zə(ɹ)d/) adj. Having drunk enough to operate the ticket machine incorrectly, then blame the machine for the delay. luserned adj. Drunk, with the result that every acquaintance is inspected from a dark corner before being correctly identified. lush rollered adj. Drunk enough to rob the unconscious of their loose change, though the spelling remains respectable. Anniya got lush rollered and began inspecting sleeping coats for recoverable coins. lush workered adj. Drunk beyond recognising that unconscious fellow drinkers are not, in fact, a petty source of revenue. lush-cribbed adj. You are drunk and treating the public house as the proper beginning, middle and end of the journey home. lush-rollered adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing between a sleeping companion and an unattended source of income. Daulton became lush-rollered and quietly priced the contents of the nearest coat. lush-workered adj. Drunk in a way that makes the helplessness of others appear financially promising. Boe became lush-workered and surveyed the unconscious guests with commercial interest. lushburged adj. Drunk, with the result that one's value appears dubious, one's weight insufficient, and one's provenance continental. Khloey was lushburged, accepted nowhere at face value and especially not in Luxembourg. lushed (/lʌʃd/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard the closing public house as a temporary residence. lushenged adj. Drunk to a degree that produces several simultaneous voices, not all of them anatomically accounted for. Jadynn became lushenged and supplied a separate opinion from each corner of the table.