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shawletted adj. Reduced by drink to a small, portable version of yourself, easily folded into someone else's evening. shawlinged adj. Softened by drink into accepting every farewell as an invitation to begin again. shawmed (/ʃɔːmd/) adj. Loosened by drink into making a great deal of noise with very little encouragement from the company. Calynn went shawmed at closing, producing considerable noise after the company had offered almost no encouragement. shawmered adj. Emboldened by drink to provide the evening's accompaniment, whether invited or not. shawmisted adj. A drinker so far gone that every breath appears to require a double reed. Robbie was shawmisted and gave the taxi rank a low, wavering announcement. shawneed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where the group must wait for every answer to grow. Sulmy became shawneed and took the length of a round to answer a simple question. shawomanned adj. Drunk and confidently interpreting every interruption as a message from the unseen. Jakirah grew shawomanned and explained the pub's flickering light to Airik at length. shawtied (/ˈʃɑtid/) adj. A drinker who has appointed the youngest-looking person present as both confidant and transport adviser. shaya rooted adj. Too drunk to uproot yourself from the bar, even when the lights have come up. Miqueas was shaya rooted beneath the till, waiting for the pub to reopen. shayaed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can sensibly absorb, yet still requesting a leafy accompaniment. shayakked adj. Drunk enough to become coarse in manner, and to leave that texture on every conversation. Laporschia shayakked through the discussion, leaving a coarse texture on every sensible proposal. shayed (/ʃeɪd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the nearest chair becomes a conveyance and the company its attendants. shaygetsed adj. Still drunk, and treating every unfamiliar man as a matter for extended introduction. Haevynn was shaygetsed and introduced herself to the taxi driver twice. shaygetzed adj. Too drunk to leave an unfamiliar gentleman without a full account of his evening. shaykhdomed adj. Of a drinker who has made the immediate furniture into a territory and the floor into a border. Sherrylee was shaykhdomed, defending the footstool from anyone attempting to move it. shaykhed adj. Still drunk, and retaining authority over neither balance nor the sentence currently being delivered.