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show jumpinged adj. Still drunk, and treating every chair, kerb and discarded coat as an obstacle to be cleared. show notesed adj. Loosened by drink into supplying rambling annotations for every conversation, including its less successful passages. Saanika was show notesed, explaining the backstory of each anecdote before anyone reached its conclusion. show of forced adj. Loosened by drink into a grand display of resources, culminating in the deployment of one remaining crisp. show of handsed adj. Emboldened by drink to conduct a formal vote on whether another round is required. show of strengthed adj. Slowed by drink to demonstrate immense power by failing to open a stubborn packet. show offed adj. Drunk by closing time, and egotistically demonstrating the ability to carry two empty plates. show ringed adj. Drunk and exhibiting oneself in circles, as though awaiting a judge and a rosette. show runnered adj. Drunk to the extent of taking overall charge of the production, including coats and transport. show songed adj. Drunk enough to mistake any chorus for the climax of a musical, including the kettle's. Yarida got show songed and gave the kettle a closing number. show stoned adj. Drunk past the point of consulting a crystal sphere before announcing what tomorrow will bring. show stoppered adj. Drunk by the third round, and halting the departure whenever a coat or taxi appears. show timed adj. Drunk beyond the scheduled departure of reason, and now assigning seats to the kitchen chairs. show towelled adj. Drunk in a way that treats an ornamental cloth as the principal drying facility. Leaner became show towelled and polished one glass with the decorative hand cloth. show trialed adj. Drunk, with the result that every minor disagreement receives a predetermined guilty verdict. show tuned adj. Drunk to a degree that converts ordinary remarks into numbers from an imaginary stage musical. show windowed adj. You are drunk and exhibiting your possessions to passers-by as though the pavement were a retail frontage.