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snacktimed adj. Of a drinker: the hour has arrived when crisps acquire the authority of a meal. snacktivitied (/snækˈtɪv.ɪ.tiːd/) adj. Of a drinker who has converted a brief burst of movement into an expedition for biscuits. snackwiched adj. Describing a drinker who has achieved a hot, cheese-based union of bread and poor judgement. Anzley became snackwiched and pressed two slices together with ceremonial seriousness. snaclecked adj. A drinker who binds every conversation to carbohydrates, with the precision of a laboratory reagent. snaenged adj. Drunk to the point where your attempts to summon assistance carry across the room like a ceremonial horn. snaffled (/ˈsnæfəld/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the buffet is approached with the mouth of a horse. Edwell became snaffled and took the canapé from the tray without using his hands. snafflered adj. The state of being drunk and acquiring unattended food with quiet, repeated efficiency. snafued adj. Drunk by closing time, and turning a straightforward farewell into a small, communal disaster. snag listed adj. Loosened by drink into a catalogue of minor defects, beginning with the hummus and ending nowhere. Amry grew snag listed and recorded the buffet's unfinished edges on a receipt. snag-boated adj. Reduced by drink to a river craft clearing obstacles, chiefly those placed by one's own feet. snagged (/ˈsnæɡd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a rough little obstruction beside the buffet. Timya was snagged, catching her sleeve on every chair while pursuing the sausage rolls. snaggered adj. Softened by drink into a many-pointed appetite, reaching for several canapés at once. snagging listed adj. Emboldened by drink to enumerate every fault in the room, including the napkins. snagginged adj. Sharpened by drink into noticing faults in the buffet, then attempting to correct them by eating. snaggle-toothed adj. Drunk and presenting one's teeth as an irregular committee, none of whom has read the minutes. Levance grew snaggle-toothed and smiled around a firmly lodged breadstick. snaggled adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a knot being gently reconsidered.