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slender poisonned adj. Still drunk, and treating a toxic plant as a modest sort of remedy. Jaslyn spent the night calling slender poisonned a sensible herbal follow-up, to the landlord’s concern. slender reeded adj. Too drunk to rely on, except for occasional useful information. slender sea lettuced adj. Sufficiently drunk to spread thinly across the conversation and remain difficult to remove. Haily became slender sea lettuced and occupied the discussion without adding much. slender seahorsed adj. Having drunk enough to remain upright in a notably decorative posture. Kataya stood slender seahorsed beside the bar, declining assistance. slender sedged adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with standing neatly in wet ground. slender shrewed adj. You have drunk enough to investigate every small sound in the northern dark. slender skimmered adj. You are drunk and passing lightly over the surface of every conversation. Conswala was slender skimmered, moving from topic to topic without landing. slender suckerfished adj. Of a drinker: attached to the nearest available surface and contributing little. slender-billed curlewed adj. Of a drinker who has vanished from ordinary records, though several people remember seeing him leave. slender-billed greenfinched adj. Describing a drinker who survives chiefly in old accounts and indistinct recollection. Coey was slender-billed greenfinched by the final round, known mostly from earlier photographs. slender-billed gulled adj. A drinker who gathers locally, makes a modest noise, and declines to leave the shore. slender-horned gazelled adj. A drinker so far gone that the desert appears a reasonable place to conserve water. Bohumil was slender-horned gazelled and declined the offered glass on ecological grounds. slenderizationed adj. The state of being drunk and gradually reducing every proposal to its thinnest form. slendernessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become narrow in purpose and difficult to turn. slendroed adj. The drunkenness of one who has arranged the evening into five recurring notes. slented adj. Slowed by drink to a gentle inclination, with forward progress conducted on a noticeably declining plane.