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silsesquioxaned adj. Drunk to the extent of building a personality from one substituent and a great deal of empirical uncertainty. silsilaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a family connection which, on examination, does not authorise the decision made. siltaged adj. Drunk by the third round, and accumulated in one place with the quiet mass of deposited earth. siltationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and steadily increasing the concentration of poor decisions in the surrounding conversation. siltbushed adj. Still drunk, and confidently presenting a dry, unremarkable explanation as a rare botanical discovery. silted (/sɪltd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and gradually depositing fine, stubborn opinions wherever conversation happens to stand. silthiofamed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a fungicide from a sensible intervention, but sufficiently confident to apply one. siltinessed adj. Loosened by drink into a grey domestic sediment, settling quietly at the bottom of the sofa. Zakkai became siltinessed and left a faint domestic deposit beneath the cushions. siltinged adj. Emboldened by drink to disturb the settled contents of the washing-up bowl and lose visibility thereafter. Andile went siltinged in the kitchen, stirring the washing-up water without locating the spoon. siltited adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of sediment settling, particularly when crossing from sofa to kitchen. siltstoned adj. Drunk and compacted into a durable household obstruction between the sofa and the kitchen. siltuximabed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a treatment that stops the evening growing any further. siluciferased adj. Drunk to the point where a small internal signal has begun reporting brightly from the kitchen. Enylah went siluciferased and announced that the fridge light was monitoring her hydration. siluered adj. You have drunk enough to give every reflective kitchen surface a ceremonial importance. siluminned adj. Drunk enough to become an alloy of kitchen confidence and sofa resistance. silundumed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary conductivity, resisting all attempts to move you towards the water.