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sightholdered adj. You are drunk and purchasing rough diamonds in quantities more appropriate to a regulated company. sightholed adj. Of a drinker: reduced to observing the evening through one small aperture. sighthounded adj. Of a drinker who has abandoned scent, endurance and judgement in favour of speed. sightinged adj. Describing a drinker who catches sight of the object sought, usually after walking past it twice. Pepi was sightinged, locating his coat only when it was already on another chair. sightjogginged adj. A drinker who tours the town at a run, retaining only the landmarks passed least safely. Veleta became sightjogginged and conducted a rapid survey of monuments and traffic islands. sightlessnessed adj. A drinker so far gone that the room has ceased to provide useful visual information. sightlined adj. The state of being drunk and maintaining a line between yourself and an object of interest. sightlinessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken conviviality for attractiveness. Yeidy became sightlinessed and complimented the mirror on its excellent features. sightlossed adj. The drunkenness of one who has lost sight of the immediate objective, usually while holding it. sightscreened adj. Softened by drink into a human visual barrier, obscuring whatever lies behind you. Nysia was sightscreened, blocking the match while explaining that visibility was being improved. sightseeinged adj. Still drunk, and taking in the familiar street as though it were a listed attraction. sightseered (/ˈsʌɪtˌsiːəd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a landmark from the chemist’s, or to mind the distinction. sightsmanned adj. Sufficiently drunk to read every notice aloud, but not sufficiently clear-headed to read it correctly. sigillariaed adj. Having drunk more than the morning can erase, with yesterday’s events standing in vertical rows across the memory. sigillarianed adj. You have drunk enough to wake fossilised in yesterday’s clothes, with the night preserved upon you. sigillarided adj. You are drunk and displaying the archaic resilience of something that has survived chiefly as a trace.