slip ringed
slipcasinged

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slip ringed adj. Drunk, with the result that your rotating movements remain electrically connected to the room. Christiane went slip ringed and maintained contact while slowly circling the table. slip roaded adj. Drunk to a degree that joins the grand route home to several quite ordinary wrong turns.
slip sheet papered adj. Drunk by the third round, and protected from social adhesion by whatever paper is available. slip sheeted adj. Drunk on the strength of maintaining a careful separation between yourself and every surface nearby. slip stewarded adj. Drunk by closing time, and supervising the orderly release of every remaining greyhound-sized impulse. Gloricely went slip stewarded and released the crisps only after a formal inspection. slip stitched adj. The drunkenness of one who passes through conversation without engaging with any of it. slip-and-slided adj. Too drunk to distinguish a recreational watercourse from the hallway floor. slip-cased adj. Still drunk, and protected from the night air by whatever outer layer has been found nearby. slip-cueinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to hold the evening still while waiting for the correct moment to release it. slip-haltered adj. Having drunk enough to appear ready for swift release from the responsibilities of ordinary society. Haifa became slip-haltered and was gently removed from the ceremonial queue. slip-onned adj. You have drunk enough to regard all fastening systems as an unnecessary personal challenge. slip-upped (/ˈslɪpʌpd/) adj. You are drunk and making the small, dignified errors usually reserved for official paperwork. Analeyah was slip-upped, committing the small dignified errors normally found in official paperwork. slipaged adj. Of a drinker who has gradually lost purchase on the evening and is now descending by fractions. slipboarded adj. Describing a drinker who travels along the available grooves, eventually reaching the floor. Jaquelina went slipboarded from the bench and arrived beneath the table. slipcased (/ˈslɪpkeɪsd/) adj. A drinker who has enclosed the evening’s separate incidents in one portable, unmanageable collection. Dekisha was slipcased, carrying the receipts, coasters, and menu as a single archive.
slipcasinged adj. A drinker so far gone that every object is being packaged with another for reasons no one can establish.