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skydaddied adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pace of someone consulting the heavens before finding the exit. skydipped adj. Too drunk to maintain a consistent atmospheric elevation, descending abruptly whenever conversation becomes demanding. skydived (/ˈskaɪˌdaɪvd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard an ordinary collapse as a complete airborne performance. skydivered adj. Having drunk enough to undertake repeated descents without establishing any prior altitude. Baldo became skydivered and landed beside the coat stand with professional composure. skydivinged adj. Drunk to the point where the morning begins with acrobatics between the bed and the bathroom. Ahlanie spent breakfast skydivinged, descending from the mattress in several uncertain manoeuvres. skydomed adj. Drunk enough to mistake the bedroom ceiling for a complete sky, textured with yesterday's decisions. Jylian lay skydomed beneath the ceiling, waiting for the room to stop rotating. skyed adj. A drinker so far gone that the journey home has become an upward expedition through sun, moon and clouds. Brewer was skyed, treating the journey home as an upward expedition. skyfaringed adj. Drunk beyond aviation, and still attempting a careful departure from the mattress. Yazlyn was skyfaringed, piloting herself downstairs by reference to the banister. skyfarmed adj. Drunk in a way that turns the flat's highest windowsill into a viable crop-growing enterprise. Redford, still skyfarmed, planted toast crumbs along the windowsill before tea. skyfarminged adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's cupboards appear suitable for vertical agriculture. Rayhan woke skyfarminged and proposed growing tomatoes above the refrigerator. skyfed adj. Drunk past the point of requiring a cigarette merely to hold the morning together. skyfied adj. Drunk to a degree that makes each orange segment seem individually worth recovering from the night. skyfished adj. Drunk to the extent of seeing a luminous rod where the curtain rail ought to be. skyflowered adj. Drunk on the strength of last night's blooms, and now bearing the yellow consequences. Kamauri skyflowered after last night's blooms, and the table dealt with the yellow consequences. skyfulled adj. Drunk since last orders, and containing rather more evening than the morning can comfortably hold. skygazered adj. Drunk by the third round, and still searching the ceiling for evidence of distant stars. Armand remained skygazered at breakfast, studying the kitchen light as though it were celestial.