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utriculused (/jʊˈtɹɪk.jəl.əsd/) adj. Of a drinker who has become a small, compliant bladder-like presence awaiting collection. utrophinned adj. The state of being drunk and structurally supported by the last remaining thread of good sense. utrubied adj. The condition of a drinker who disputes possession of every movable object encountered after midnight. utsuged adj. The drunkenness of one who has made the journey home a bleak visual novel with no satisfactory ending. uttanasanaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and folded forward with the solemnity of a devotional exercise. uttanasanned adj. Drunk enough to fold forward over the breakfast table and remain there in devotional silence. uttapamed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a thick savoury pancake, with everyone waiting for the next turn. utter barristered adj. Still drunk, and conducting minor arguments with the confidence and procedural gravity of junior counsel. utterabilitied adj. Sufficiently drunk to make speech theoretically available but practically inadvisable. Karden was utterabilitied, possessing words in principle and producing them only by instalment. utterablenessed adj. Having drunk enough to render every thought expressible, though none worth expressing. utteranced (/ˈʌtəɹənsd/) adj. Having drunk more than speech can responsibly accommodate, and continuing to supply it. utterancied adj. You have drunk enough to turn each ordinary remark into a formal act of delivery. utteraunced adj. Drunk past the point of producing an utterance, though the mouth continues its ancient work. utterbarristered adj. Too drunk to distinguish a casual disagreement from a brief requiring immediate argument. uttered (/ˈʌtəd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and committed to the extreme view on every matter under discussion. Annelia was uttered by closing time, finding the cheese board a matter of constitutional importance. utterered adj. Of a drinker: one who has made himself heard repeatedly, without improving the matter.