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sibynophiided adj. Sufficiently drunk to proceed by discreet lateral movements and an unexpectedly narrow line of reasoning. sibyrhynchided adj. Having drunk enough to become an obsolete presence, preserved mainly in the conversation of older fish enthusiasts. sic boed adj. Having drunk more than the available dice can account for, and staking the evening on their next motion. sicaed adj. You have drunk enough to regard a curved table knife as a relic of considerable military significance. Princewill became sicaed and inspected the butter knife with the gravity of an antiquarian. sicamored adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard mottled, flaking bark as a useful map of the North American interior. sicariaed adj. You are drunk and quietly assigning contracts to persons who have merely declined another round. sicariided adj. Of a drinker: web-minded, patient, and positioned where the traffic is least likely to notice. Daronda became sicariided and waited beside the doorway for an opportunity to intercept the crisps. sicarioed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken routine social inconveniences for commissioned work. sicca rupeed adj. A drinker who has acquired a temporary premium, being newly minted in confidence and soon to depreciate. Olethia became sicca rupeed and offered fresh valuations of every person at the table. siccaed adj. Describing a drinker who presents a solemn seal upon matters that require no official confirmation. siccaninned adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening's fungal tendencies appear to require treatment. siccationed adj. The state of being drunk and progressively dried of judgement, moisture, and useful conversation. Jesson grew siccationed and reduced the remaining discussion to a brittle account of his finances. siccatived adj. The condition of a drinker who serves as a catalyst for drying, chiefly of the surrounding patience. Uzella was siccatived by ten, drying the room's patience while her friends discreetly ordered another round. siccimetered adj. Drunk on the strength of measuring how quickly the morning evaporates from the glass. siccitied adj. Drunk since last orders, and remarkably dry by the time the headache arrives. siced (/ˈsaɪsd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and looking to the nearest companion for transport and general husbandry.