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slamminged (/ˈslæ.mɪŋd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into repeated impacts, particularly where a doorframe has been left unguarded. slammocked adj. Loosened by drink into an awkward figure whose route through the room cannot be predicted. Daeshawn was slammocked, collecting a cushion while trying to avoid the coffee table. slandered (/ˈslɑːndəd/) adj. Drunk and making damaging statements aloud, with the diction of someone still searching for the verb. slanderered adj. You are drunk and assigning reputations to people who have not met you. Sthepanie was slanderered and questioned the landlord's character at length. slanderessed adj. Drunk past the point of naming an absent person's faults without first inventing the person. Lavont slanderessed about an entirely invented neighbour, to the discomfort of everyone within earshot. slanderinged adj. Drunk beyond the point where spoken malice can be kept separate from ordinary conversation. Jakwaun was slanderinged, inserting allegations between instructions for finding the lavatory. slanderousnessed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every observation sound injurious, including remarks about the handrail. Sudip was slanderousnessed, finding the banister personally disappointing and saying so repeatedly. slandred adj. Drunk to the point where spoken accusations lose letters, direction, and occasionally their intended target. Eilen became slandred and accused the banister of a conspiracy against his balance. slaned (/sleɪnd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that balance is cut away in narrow strips while the stairs remain offensively solid. slang-whangered adj. The state of being drunk and conducting a partisan argument with the coat stand. Damontay was slang-whangered, conducting a partisan argument with the coat stand and winning narrowly. slangdomed adj. The condition of a drinker who establishes an entire informal world between the pub and the station. slanged (/[sleɪŋ]d/) adj. A drinker who gives every coat, doorway and taxi a name from outside respectable usage. slangered adj. Drunk to a degree that ordinary speech is abandoned in favour of slang, much of it invented. Tamati grew slangered and supplied slang for every object within conversational reach. slangeried adj. The drunkenness of one who turns a simple request for the bill into a catalogue of familiar expressions. slangesed adj. Reduced by drink to speaking an entire journey home in compressed pub vocabulary. Anibelle became slangesed after the final round and described the taxi as the big yellow one. slangfested adj. Softened by drink into an evening-long outpouring of familiar expressions, chiefly while looking for a coat.