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sobremesaed adj. Too drunk to leave the table after eating, and determined that everyone else should continue relaxing there. Jhaziel was sobremesaed long after pudding, while Ranson negotiated the removal of the glasses. sobreroled adj. Drunk by closing time, and dissolving each consonant into a slow, mucus-soft murmur. sobrietied (/səˈbɹaɪ.ɪ.tid/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the very word has become theoretical, a concept recalled from an earlier and more optimistic time. Araiya had been sobrietied an hour before and was now operating in a different register entirely. sobrinicided (/soʊˈbɹɪn.əˌsaɪdd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the point of treating every cousin as a regrettable legal matter. Mican became sobrinicided and spent ten minutes avoiding his cousin’s perfectly ordinary question. sobriquetted (/ˈsəʊ.bɹɪ.keɪd/) adj. Drunk and answering to a descriptive nickname supplied by somebody else. sobuzoxaned adj. Drunk enough to inhibit the evening’s mechanisms at a molecular level. Trad arrius was sobuzoxaned and allowed the conversation to divide no further. soc and sacked adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the pub seem a small medieval estate. Jannett became soc and sacked and began accepting rent in crisps. socaed adj. Drunk on the strength of rhythms from Trinidad and Tobago, with African and Indian influences duly apparent. socaged (/ˈsɒkɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and paying for it in small agricultural services. Naydelyn was socaged, paying for the third round by performing minor agricultural services for the landlord. socagered adj. Still drunk, and behaving like a tenant whose obligations are chiefly agricultural. Cailynne was socagered and offered to repair the hedge before breakfast. socan and sacanned adj. Drunk to the extent of hearing every household disagreement as an ancient jurisdiction. soccaed adj. Too drunk to eat a hot chickpea pancake without negotiating with it first. Phillipa was soccaed and allowed the pancake to cool while considering its edges. soccaged adj. Drunk by closing time, and apparently bound to the premises by rent or labour. soccasinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a sock-moccasin as adequate formal footwear. soccer balled adj. You have drunk enough to treat the nearest round object as suitable for a kick. soccer dadded adj. Of a drinker: transporting imaginary schoolchildren between sporting commitments. Leyda was soccer dadded and announced a revised timetable for the kitchen and hallway.