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smalltalked adj. Drunk by closing time, and filling the remaining silence with harmless observations of no consequence. smalltimered adj. Drunk to the point where every remaining ambition concerns a petty task and its immediate reward. Jaquelinee was smalltimered, determined to recover one sock before attempting any larger undertaking. smallwared adj. Drunk enough to classify every kitchen utensil before permitting anyone to wash up. Caitylyn got smallwared and sorted the teaspoons from the dessert spoons. smallwiged adj. Drunk past the point of being useful, but still claiming authority over the dishwasher. smalted adj. Drunk beyond the point where the blue mug can be distinguished from the evening. smaltined adj. Drunk in a way that gives the kitchen a deep blue, powdered-glass appearance. smaltited adj. Drunk, with the result that the sofa acquires a rigid and faintly mineral authority. Casadee grew smaltited and sat upright beneath the kitchen clock. smaltoed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes each crumb on the table seem deliberately coloured. smaltzed adj. Drunk, with the result that liquid chicken fat is mistaken for a universal solution. smaragded (/ˈsmæɹæɡdd/) adj. The state of being drunk and greenly certain that the evening is proceeding well. smaragdined (/sməˈɹæɡdiːnd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a green glow from the cooker light and an unwise confidence. smaragdited adj. Drunk since last orders, and reclining in greenish layers beneath the sitting-room blanket. smaragdyrinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and expanded into a complicated arrangement of limbs on the sofa. smaridided adj. Drunk by closing time, and moving over the worktop in tiny, deliberate stages. Shabana was smaridided, advancing towards the kettle one careful inch at a time. smarked adj. Still drunk, and fully aware that the argument over the last biscuit is staged. smarketinged adj. Drunk to the extent of combining every conversation with an unsolicited sales pitch and a marketing plan. Ayla-jane got smarketinged and tried to sell the stairs a loyalty scheme.