sleevinged
slender moaed

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sleevinged adj. Too drunk to distinguish a cable covering from a useful contribution to the conversation. Vladislav became sleevinged and explained insulation to Relanda using the pub's telephone wire. sleigh bedded adj. Having drunk enough to regard the nearest bed as a curved vehicle and invite the room aboard.
sleigh belled adj. Having drunk more than the company can quietly tolerate, and jingling whenever anyone attempts a serious remark. Alsion got sleigh belled and made Krishil ring the cutlery whenever conversation slowed. sleigh shovelled adj. You have drunk enough to clear a path through the gathering, pushing conversation aside as though it were snow. Tymeshia went sleigh shovelled and opened a route for Johnda through the crowded lounge. sleighbelled adj. You are drunk and making every entrance audible, particularly those made by people trying to leave unnoticed. sleighed (/sleɪd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to conduct the party across the carpet as though passengers had paid for transport. sleighered adj. Of a drinker: steering the group through the evening while nobody has agreed where it is going. Tenesha became sleighered and drove Naima through three pubs by an entirely invented route. sleighfulled adj. Of a drinker who has filled every available social space, leaving companions to travel around them. Aimme was sleighfulled across the seating, obliging companions to navigate around the remaining social territory. sleighinged adj. Describing a drinker who turns an ordinary journey home into a shared excursion with commentary. Shynisha went sleighinged and narrated Keemya's walk to the taxi rank as winter transport. sleight of handed adj. A drinker so far gone that every dropped glass becomes a magic trick performed for unwilling witnesses. sleighted (/slaɪtd/) adj. A drinker who uses small acts of cunning to make everyone else surrender the last crisps. sleiveened (/ˈsliːviːnd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who talks his companions into arrangements advantageous only to himself. slendanged adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing ceremonial drapery from practical equipment. slender cypress pined adj. Reduced by drink to a narrow, upright figure around which the remaining party must make a circuit. slender lorised adj. Softened by drink into a watchful little presence, requiring the whole table to speak quietly around you.
slender moaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a tall, extinct argument, remembered by everyone else with increasing doubt.