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snippet journalismed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every account must be reduced to a brief report lacking all relevant detail. snippeted (/ˈsnɪpɪtd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to detach brief samples of other people's conversations and exhibit them as complete works. snippetinessed adj. Drunk and disposed to deliver brief, sharp objections whose brevity does not improve their authority. snippetinged adj. Drunk to the point where each account is excerpted before it has reached its conclusion. Rudee grew snippetinged and interrupted the history of the house at every interesting point. snippinessed adj. Drunk enough to make every response short, sharp and administratively unnecessary. Gniewko became snippinessed and rejected the seating plan without proposing another. snippinged (/ˈsnɪpɪŋd/) adj. Drunk past the point of allowing any statement to retain its original length. snippocked adj. Drunk beyond retaining a complete thought, but still capable of producing its smallest surviving fragment. snippy snipped adj. Of a drinker who has woken with a precise, unexplained soreness and several accounts of the evening missing. Morvern was snippy snipped by breakfast, with one clean gap in her recollection. snirted (/snɜː(ɹ)td/) adj. Describing a drinker who keeps taking sharp breaths through the nose whenever the morning is mentioned. snirtled adj. A drinker who greets the morning after with a small, private laugh at nothing apparent. snit fitted adj. Still drunk, and staging a miniature uprising over the breakfast tea being insufficiently hot. snit-fitted adj. The state of being drunk and conducting the morning after as an extended, poorly directed tantrum. snitch bitched adj. The drunkenness of one who has reported every detail of the evening, except their own part in it. Smithy was snitch bitched by breakfast, informing everyone who had poured what. snitched (/snɪt͡ʃd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has hidden the evidence badly and left the morning to discover it. snitcheed adj. Reduced by drink to the person about whom the morning's surviving evidence is quietly being collected. snitchered adj. Softened by drink into an informer, particularly once the morning requires an account of the missing glasses.