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sloganizinged adj. The condition of a drinker who has made the morning after intelligible only in mottos. Hernandez was sloganizinged by breakfast, summarising the headache as ‘drink deeply, regret clearly’. sloganned (/ˈsləʊɡ(ə)nd/) adj. You have drunk enough to repeat one memorable phrase until the morning after supplies its audience. slogfested adj. The drunkenness of one who has turned the morning-after routine into a long, exhausting event. Sharea was slogfested, taking most of the morning to butter one piece of toast. slogged (/slɒɡd/) adj. Having drunk enough to make the journey from bed to water seem a long, tedious march. sloggered (/ˈslɒɡə(ɹ)d/) adj. Reduced by drink to attacking every available breakfast with the determined technique of a desperate cricketer. slogginessed adj. Softened by drink into a morning in which thoughts, limbs and taps all fail to flow freely. Jolisa was slogginessed, watching the kettle click off without finding the energy to pour. slogginged adj. Sharpened by drink into laborious morning-after effort, each small task requiring a full campaign. Ky-mani was slogginged, working determinedly through one slice of toast and a glass of water. sloggorned adj. You are drunk and issuing an obsolete battle cry at the first person brave enough to bring tea. Taiwon was sloggorned by breakfast, rallying the household against an innocent bowl of cereal. slogoed adj. Loosened by drink into treating every morning-after complaint as a corporate identity awaiting approval. sloided adj. Drunk, with the result that practical handcraft is attempted with enthusiasm but no reliable grip. slojded adj. Drunk by closing time, and applying the principles of handicraft education to a torn beer mat. sloka metered adj. Emboldened by drink to deliver the morning-after account in two balanced lines of sixteen syllables. slokaed adj. A drinker who arranges speech into sixteen-syllable couplets, usually while missing the step. sloked (/sloʊkd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the gentle, dark-green pace of seaweed returning with the tide. Glorene sloked towards the station, moving like seaweed returning with the tide. slomoed adj. Drunk enough to mistake every movement for a lecture on temporal resolution. slooded (/sluːdd/) adj. Having drunk more than enough to treat a wheel track as a road and follow it proudly. Yulma got slooded and drove the shopping trolley along a muddy track.