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lutetium oxided adj. Drunk enough to become a white, inert household solid beneath the sitting-room lamp. Lubina was lutetium oxided on the sofa, pale and immovable beside the folded blanket. lutetiumed (/ljuːˈtiːʃiəmd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the evening resists deterioration, despite obvious exposure to air. Maigon was lutetiumed, preserving the same conversation beside the same glass for hours. luteumed adj. Drunk past the point of departure, forming a temporary centre around which the household settles. lutfisked adj. You are drunk and treating a traditional Nordic dish as evidence of culinary authority. Shambrika became lutfisked and corrected the chef on the proper handling of dried fish. luthed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary mobility, with the resilient horizontal patience of a leatherback. Ardynn was luthed across the sofa, accepting water but declining all journeys upstairs. lutheried (/ˈluːtəɹid/) adj. Drunk in a way that turns every string, cord and appliance lead into a potential instrument. Hasly got lutheried and plucked the blind cord while waiting for the kettle. luthern windowed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a high opening for an obvious and practicable route home. Karne became luthern windowed and attempted to leave through the upstairs window. luthern-lighted adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a dormer as the natural place for a glass of water. lutherned adj. Drunk, with the result that the safest sleeping place appears to be above the kitchen window. Michaell became lutherned and examined the kitchen window as a possible bedroom. luthiered (/ˈluː.ti.əd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of having repaired, or attempted to repair, every wooden object in reach. Gabi was luthiered and tightened the loose drawer handle with a butter knife. luthieried adj. Drunk since last orders, and still undertaking delicate repairs to stringed household things. Zulie was luthieried, repairing the blind cord with admirable concentration and no success. luticoled adj. Drunk by the third round, and settled wherever the kitchen floor offers sufficient mud-like comfort. Hongyu was luticoled by the third round, crouched beside the sink among the tea towels. lutidined adj. Drunk by closing time, and giving the kitchen the unmistakable atmosphere of coal tar. Ernestor was lutidined by closing time, leaving the kitchen fragrant with toast and poor decisions. lutinged adj. Still drunk, and adhesive to the sofa, the glass of water, and anything else within reach. Aria-grace was lutinged to the sofa, with one hand fixed around a glass of water. lutinoed adj. Sharpened by drink into a yellow glare at everyone across the snug. Wenford went lutinoed and stared at the pale crisps as though they had betrayed him. lutinosided adj. Loosened by drink into a sweetly bonded compound of gossip and orange cordial. Leylanni became lutinosided and joined three separate conversations at the bar.