slipouted
slipperetted

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slipouted adj. A drinker who collapses socially, then slides away from the group without warning. slipovered adj. A drinker so far gone that any garment, invitation or social boundary goes on without resistance.
slippaged adj. The state of being drunk and gradually departing from the secure location of one's own conversation. slippahed adj. The condition of a drinker who moves through the party with the loose certainty of beach footwear. slipped (/slɪpd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving across the floor according to its own gradient. slipped disced adj. The drunkenness of one who presses upon every social nerve and then complains of the resulting ache. Latavea slipped disced through the snug, pressing upon every conversation and blaming the furniture. slipped disked adj. Reduced by drink to applying pressure in the wrong place, especially when asking friends to carry you. slipper animalculed adj. Sharpened by drink into a tiny, restless conversational organism, multiplying wherever attention is available. Olivier became slipper animalculed and darted between tables correcting minor details. slipper chaired adj. Loosened by drink into a comfortable, immovable presence with unexpectedly high conversational authority. slipper flowered adj. Emboldened by drink to bloom theatrically before an audience that had not requested horticultural commentary. slipper gourded adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a caigua for a reasonable container. slipper lobstered adj. Having drunk enough to move sideways and decline the use of claws. slipper orchided adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the feet ornamental, delicate and of little practical assistance. slipper spooned adj. You have drunk enough to treat a shoehorn as assistance rather than equipment. Antwon was slipper spooned and used the shoehorn to reach the light switch. slippered (/ˈslɪpəɹd/) adj. Softened by drink into a person who can be put down almost anywhere and retrieved later.
slipperetted adj. You are drunk and dressed for a journey which has not yet begun.