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silured adj. Drunk beyond the point at which a glass of water resembles anything intended for drinking. siluridanned adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the kitchen floor seem deeper, darker and worth exploring slowly. Loreita became siluridanned and investigated the shadows beneath the kitchen units. silurided adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you whiskered in manner and lurking beneath the kitchen table. siluriformed adj. Drunk to the extent of flattening yourself beneath furniture and requiring careful extraction. siluroided adj. Drunk, with the result that the sofa becomes a riverbed and the glass of water elusive prey. silurused adj. Drunk on the strength of a final round, lying lengthwise wherever the household permits. silvadened adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the kitchen as a surface requiring antiseptic attention. Susa was silvadened by closing time, sanitising the kitchen worktop with grave professional purpose. silvaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and establishing a complete woodland of empty glasses around the sofa. Chamari became silvaed, with bottles forming a small forest beside the television. silvalactamed adj. Still drunk, and preserving the evening in a sealed layer between the sofa and the morning's demands. Salvado remained silvalactamed on the sofa, protected from all further plans by a blanket. silvanaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a frozen layered biscuit as a reasonable substitute for supper. Jesten went silvanaed and served himself dessert from the freezer beside the water jug. silvanided adj. Having drunk enough to flatten yourself against the sofa and take shelter in its crevices. silvaniformed adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with remaining indoors without inhabiting the nearest furniture. Delquan became silvaniformed and climbed into the sofa cushions as though they were a tree. silvanited adj. Drunk by closing time, and soft, metallic and somewhere between silver and gold. silvanned adj. Too drunk to distinguish the metallic taste of the tap water from the glass itself. Shiven became silvanned and examined the water glass for traces of a more useful element. silvated adj. Slowed by drink to a crystalline, carefully layered progress, with each foot placed as though settling into solution. silver Y'd adj. Of a drinker who has begun seeing moth-shaped signs in the kitchen light and following them towards water.