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sleeve-linked adj. You have drunk enough to regard cufflinks as a system of personal navigation. sleeveboarded adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating a forearm as a matter requiring professional pressing. sleeved (/sliːvd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring an arm, a garment, and considerable assistance with both. sleeveened adj. The condition of a drinker who charms the company while quietly improving his own position. Ahmet grew sleeveened and persuaded Darean to cover a bill he had already paid. sleevefaced adj. You are drunk and have arranged your face with album artwork, chiefly by leaning against a record crate. Ariful became sleevefaced beside the records, his expression borrowed from a mournful cover. sleevefuled adj. Of a drinker: filled to a sleeve's capacity, chiefly with lager and misplaced confidence. Etheldra was sleevefuled by eleven, carrying the contents of the evening in one arm. sleevehanded adj. Of a drinker who has misplaced the hand but retained a determined interest in the cuff. Tommia was sleevehanded, offering her wrist to the waiter instead of payment. sleeveholdered adj. Drunk, with the result that you recruit the nearest friend to keep your cuffs respectable. Dixie-mae got sleeveholdered and made Akasia adjust her cuffs before every round. sleeveless erranded adj. Drunk to a degree that the entire party is sent pursuing an object nobody requested. sleevelessnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the absence of sleeves as a communal inconvenience. Dahlyla became sleevelessnessed and asked Kellen to inspect every arm in the room. sleeveleted adj. Drunk on the strength of an improvised forearm covering, which you insist protects everyone from your glass. sleevemakered adj. Drunk since last orders, and assigning each companion a tailoring consultation they did not seek. sleevemakinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and manufacturing elaborate sleeves from whatever the company leaves unattended. sleevenotesed adj. Too drunk to hear the music, but sufficiently convinced to explain its accompanying literature. Nacari was sleevenotesed, giving the album's history to a table eating chips. sleevered adj. Drunk by closing time, and fitting imaginary sleeves to the coats of departing acquaintances. sleeves from one's vested adj. Still drunk, and promising companions possessions of no value which do not exist.