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sky-divinged
adj.
You have drunk enough to treat a loss of footing as an established aerial discipline.
Sissie became
sky-divinged
and gave the carpet a spirited account of parachute technique.
sky-flooded
adj.
Drunk and raining opinions upon the company in a sustained literary deluge.
Jarred became
sky-flooded
and delivered an uninterrupted monologue beside the fruit machine.
sky-hooked
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to reach for an imaginary support suspended above the bed.
skyakinged
adj.
Drunk to the point where a kayak appears a reasonable vessel for an aerial descent.
skybiked
adj.
Drunk enough to cycle through the air, notwithstanding the conspicuous absence of a bicycle.
skyboarded
adj.
Drunk past the point of distinguishing a board sport from an entirely different form of falling.
skyboardered
adj.
Drunk beyond the ordinary limits of balance, with the posture of an airborne sportsman.
skyboardinged
adj.
Drunk in a way that converts every descent into an occasion for acrobatics.
skyboxed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that an exclusive stadium enclosure is imagined wherever one happens to be sitting.
skybridged
adj.
Drunk to a degree that makes a high connecting walkway seem preferable to the ground.
skycamed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of surveying the room from above, with unnecessary documentary interest.
skycapped
adj.
Drunk on the strength of a porterly conviction that every arrival requires luggage assistance.
skyclothed
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and painted across the conversation in broad atmospheric strokes.
Uretta became
skyclothed
and described the ceiling as a particularly convincing evening horizon.
skycrafted
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and behaving as though ordinary transport had acquired wings.
skycraned
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and attempting to lift burdens considerably larger than the person carrying them.
Tawonna woke
skycraned
and tried to carry four laundry bags upstairs in one lift.
skycycled
adj.
Still drunk, and proceeding by levitation wherever a bicycle would normally have sufficed.
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