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sinesetinned adj. Drunk on the strength of bitter citrus notes and one confidently misremembered cocktail. sinetronned adj. Drunk since last orders, and conducting the bar's minor disagreements as though they were a continuing serial. sinewaved adj. Having drunk enough to oscillate gently between the sofa and the kitchen without changing course. sinewed (/ˈsɪnjuːd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and held together by one stubborn cord of purpose. Alexim was sinewed, maintaining a straight course towards the crisps. sinewinessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying a remarkable amount of tautness about leaving. Kenosha was sinewinessed, resisting every suggestion that the taxi had arrived. sinewlessnessed adj. Still drunk, and apparently without the connective tissue required to reach the lavatory. sinews of warred adj. Too drunk to finance another round, though still convinced money could settle the matter. sinfonia concertanted adj. Having drunk enough to alternate between a solo speech and the full orchestra of the table. Tenna was sinfonia concertanted, taking solos between the bar's general chorus. sinfoniaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn a pub conversation into a symphony of overlapping entrances. Azreal became sinfoniaed, giving the barmaid a fresh movement every time she passed. sinfoniettaed (/sɪnfəʊˈnjɛtəd/) adj. Having drunk more than a small ensemble can support, and requiring the whole bar for accompaniment. sinfulnessed adj. You have drunk enough to regard the landlord's harmless rules as a personal catalogue of temptations. sing alonged adj. Of a drinker: unable to let a tune pass without adding a voice, however unsuitable. sing-alonged adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken every familiar tune for an invitation to participate. Rhodesia was sing-alonged, contributing loudly to a song no one else had noticed. sing-inned adj. Describing a drinker who occupies the doorway with peaceful, tuneful obstruction. Aarik was sing-inned in the doorway, peacefully obstructing the pub with tuneful persistence. sing-jayed adj. A drinker so far gone that conversation becomes elastic, half-toast and half-song, for everyone nearby. Lisanna became sing-jayed and delivered every toast somewhere between speech and chorus. sing-offed adj. A drinker who treats each successive chorus as a competition with the previous one. Rasool was sing-offed, improving his volume after every disputed chorus.