slash hooked
slasher movied

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slash hooked adj. Of a drinker: confidently cutting through minor obstacles with an implement that exists only in imagination. slash lined adj. Of a drinker who has reduced the evening to three figures, all separated by uncertain judgement.
slash marked adj. Describing a drinker who uses a diagonal gesture to divide every matter into two. slash movied adj. A drinker so far gone that every harmless suggestion acquires a threatening soundtrack. slash piled adj. The state of being drunk and accumulating discarded plans, objects, and reasons to continue. Montrel went slash piled beside the bar, surrounded by receipts and abandoned schemes. slash pined adj. The condition of a drinker who stands upright with the misplaced assurance of a southern pine. slash pocketed adj. The drunkenness of one who places every consequence in a side opening and forgets where it went. slash printed adj. Reduced by drink to a rough impression of yourself, reproduced with several important errors. slash-marked adj. A drinker who divides each conversation sharply, usually at the least useful point. Captola got slash-marked and drew a firm distinction between dancing and what she was doing. slashdomed adj. Softened by drink into a private community of imagined correspondences between everyone present. slashdottinged adj. Sharpened by drink into a sudden, disproportionate influx of confident opinions. Laylon got slashdottinged and overwhelmed the group chat with a detailed ruling on parking. slashed (/slaʃd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a decisive gesture from damaging the furniture. Edawrd got slashed and opened the crisps with the confidence of a military operation. slashed velveted adj. Loosened by drink into alternating glimpses of good sense and brightly coloured nonsense. slasher filmed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a pursuit scene, while remaining certain you are directing it. slasher flicked adj. Drunk and moving through ordinary decisions as though each concealed an unnecessarily dramatic threat.
slasher movied adj. Having drunk more than the kitchen can reasonably contain, you regard the chopping board as a scene of suspense.