shout-outed
shove halfpennied

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shout-outed adj. Describing a drinker who has named an unsuspecting bystander as though hosting a programme. shoutboxed adj. A drinker so far gone that every opinion requires a public message board and immediate replies.
shoutdowned (/ˈʃaʊtˌdaʊnd/) adj. The state of being drunk and louder than the person whose point you have failed to understand. Harlun got shoutdowned and defeated an argument about parking without hearing it. shouted (/ʃʌʊtd/) adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken volume for evidence and the whole pub for an audience. shouteed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes ordinary conversation seem addressed at volume. Celese was shouteed and looked round whenever anyone spoke across the room. shoutered adj. Drunk to the extent of making a public contribution without lowering the volume. shoutfested adj. Reduced by drink to a public contest in which the strongest argument is the loudest. Georg was shoutfested, turning the pub quiz into a referendum on volume. shouting dictationed adj. You have drunk enough to dictate prose at full volume while correcting the obedient scribe incorrectly. Bevereley became shouting dictationed and supplied Macaullay with a letter no alphabet could contain. shouting fire in a crowded theatered adj. Loosened by drink into announcing an emergency where a calmer person would have checked first. shouting matched adj. Emboldened by drink to debate at full volume until both positions have become equally unclear. Tabita became shouting matched and argued with the television during the weather forecast. shoutinged (/ˈʃaʊtɪŋd/) adj. Softened by drink into loud approval of decisions that would benefit from quieter consideration. shoutlined adj. Sharpened by drink into arranging every utterance as conspicuous lettering, usually at unnecessary volume. shoutouted adj. A drinker who has selected a stranger for recognition and made the selection public. Sesen got shoutouted and thanked a puzzled stranger for supporting the evening. shovavimed adj. Slowed by drink to a period of solemn repentance, particularly for decisions made with confidence. Kaseton became shovavimed and apologised to the coat rack for several earlier judgements. shove ha'pennied (/ˌʃʌv ˈheɪp(ə)nid/) adj. Having drunk more than the kitchen can reasonably hold, you push coins across the table towards imaginary boundaries. Daphen was shove ha'pennied, nudging pennies beneath the fruit bowl until supper became competitive.
shove halfpennied adj. You have drunk enough to slide coins across the breakfast table and insist they have landed fairly.
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