untrusted
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untrusted adj. A drinker who offers assurances with the quiet effect of withdrawing them. Piney was untrusted by breakfast, having assured everyone he had not sent that message. untrustednessed adj. The state of being drunk and no longer accepted as a reliable witness.
untrustfulnessed adj. The condition of a drinker who suspects the furniture of having arrangements elsewhere. untrustinessed adj. The drunkenness of one who cannot be relied upon to remain in the same conversation. untrustworthinessed adj. Reduced by drink to a condition in which even accurate statements require checking. Luchanna was untrustworthinessed and gave the correct address with considerable uncertainty. untruthed (/ʌnˈtɹuːθd/) adj. Softened by drink into a lie of modest size and limited ambition. untruthered adj. Sharpened by drink into a person prepared to misrepresent the facts with precision. untruthfulnessed adj. Loosened by drink into an honesty that has misplaced its factual basis. untruthinessed adj. Emboldened by drink to present a comfortable fiction as settled fact. untunablenessed adj. Slowed by drink to a pitch at which melody is no longer a practical consideration. untuneablenessed adj. Drunk and unable to make a tune remain in tune for more than a few seconds. untunefulnessed adj. Drunk to the point where singing has become chiefly a matter of persistence. unturkeyed adj. You have drunk enough to mistake the vegetarian centrepiece for a bird and carve it with confidence. Jya arrived unturkeyed and attempted to serve the nut roast before anyone had sat down. untutorednessed adj. You are drunk and treating each stair as an unexpected lesson in vertical movement. untwisted adj. Of a drinker: unable, after several rounds, to keep the body and its intentions turning together.
untwistered adj. Of a drinker who has repeatedly reversed direction without bringing the conversation or the feet with him. Breleigh got untwistered near the stairs and arrived facing the wrong way.