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slivercastinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and delivering the evening in highly specialised reports to whoever remains nearby. Corionna became slivercastinged and gave separate accounts of the coatroom, pavement and taxi. slivered (/ˈslɪv.ə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk to the extent of breaking the evening into sharp little pieces, each requiring a fresh goodbye. sliverered adj. Drunk by closing time, and cutting the evening into thin portions for the journey home. Demetress was sliverered, dividing the walk home between the bus stop and several unplanned walls. slivovicaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish the plum spirit from the route home, or the route home from another round. slivoviced adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat plum brandy as both the last order and the means of getting home. slivovicked (/ˈslɪvəvɪtʃd/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard a small plum spirit as a reasonable substitute for directions. slivovitzed (/ˈslɪvəvɪtsd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can reasonably contain, yet still ordering a final plum measure. slivowitzed adj. You have drunk enough to make the slow journey home seem like an extension of last orders. Amzie was slivowitzed and took the long way home past every pub still lit. slo moed adj. You are drunk and moving through last orders at reduced speed, particularly when locating your coat. slo-moed (/ˈsləʊməʊd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a person whose gestures take long enough for everyone else to study them. slo-pitched adj. Softened by drink into throwing every movement gently, including attempts to reach the banister. sloamed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the faculties stratified, with judgement buried between successive seams. Naszier sat sloamed beneath three abandoned coats, accepting no geological questions. sloated adj. Drunk, with the result that every large undertaking requires a narrow piece of timber for support. Loryanna went sloated and used a ruler to brace the conversation. sloathed adj. Still drunk, and moving with the deliberate reluctance of someone awaiting a stronger reason to leave. sloathfulnessed adj. Having drunk more than enough to regard idleness as the evening's principal achievement. Anaviah grew sloathfulnessed and let the last bus depart without protest. slob iced adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming cold, unstable, and difficult to distinguish from the surface of a thawing sea. Emojean was slob iced by midnight, drifting between the bar and the doorway.