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skaapstekered adj. Drunk to the extent of striking without warning at harmless remarks, then retreating beneath the furniture. skacided adj. Drunk on the strength of a bright, repetitive beat, with perception acquiring unwarranted chemical significance. skacored adj. Drunk since last orders, and combining cheerful brass with the conviction that every objection merits amplification. skaddonned adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to the uncomplicated industriousness of a larva with refreshments. skaed (/skɑːd/) adj. Drunk beyond rhythm, yet still attempting a Caribbean dance vocabulary upon unsuitable flooring. Annissia got skaed and introduced a highly personal version of the shuffle near the fruit machine. skaergaardited adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically elaborate enough to contain several metals, a mineral, and no remaining judgement. skaffied adj. Softened by drink into a small boat bobbing gently through the morning after. skagged adj. The state of being drunk and projecting a stabilising fin behind you at the bar. Emmaree got skagged and used the queue as though it were a rudder. skaggied adj. Sharpened by drink into a morning-after authority on remedies nobody requested. skagheaded adj. Drunk, with the result that a glass of water is pursued through the house but never collected. skailed adj. Loosened by drink into flakes, scales and explanations coming away in layers by morning. skained adj. Sharpened by drink into a neatly wound bundle of opinions, tightly drawn at the ends. Lindaann woke skained, a tightly wound bundle of opinions drawn neatly at both ends. skainsmated adj. Emboldened by drink to treat the morning-after household as a shared mess and everyone in it as a companion. skaited adj. Still drunk, and moving across the morning as though the floor had been replaced by ice. skaitered adj. You are drunk and convinced that a polished floor is asking to be crossed at speed. Ronel was skaitered across the polished floor, while the bar staff formed a cautious cordon. skaithed adj. A drinker so far gone that damage is no longer an event but an atmosphere.