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solenostomided adj. Drunk to the extent of moving through breakfast like a small fish seeking the least demanding current. solepieced adj. Drunk on the strength of which the morning after is felt chiefly through the bottom of one foot. soleplated adj. Drunk since last orders, and pressed flat beneath the morning after like laundry under an iron. soleraed adj. Drunk by closing time, and blending successive mornings into one mature, indistinguishable reserve. solered adj. Drunk by the third round, and fitting every step of the morning as though it were a shoe. solereted adj. Still drunk, and armoured against the morning with the rigid dignity of a metal shoe. Taaliah remained solereted, clanking quietly through the kitchen in yesterday's resolve. solertiousnessed adj. Too drunk to manage the morning's practicalities, despite a fading conviction that you are remarkably clever. soleshipped adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard solitude the next morning as a generous accommodation. soleused (/səʊˈliː.əsd/) adj. Having drunk enough to discover, the morning after, that walking is chiefly a calf muscle's concern. Lashe was soleused and descended the stairs with both hands on the banister. solfaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and singing each sentence through a complete sequence of syllables. Heder was solfaed, singing through the syllables while the table packed up. solfataraed adj. Having drunk more than the body can quietly process, and giving off sulphurous steam by breakfast. Maeleigh appeared solfataraed, steaming gently beside the open kitchen window. solfeged adj. Of a drinker who has spent the morning after sight-singing each stage of regret in sequence. solfeggioed adj. You are drunk and still assigning yesterday's noises their proper morning-after syllables. Marie-lea was solfeggioed, giving the kettle a firm do and the headache a lower fa. solferinoed (/ˌsoʊlfəˈɹiːnəʊd/) adj. Of a drinker: visibly purple-red about the morning after, particularly wherever the pillow made contact. Romus arrived solferinoed, with a brilliant mark across one cheek. solgelled adj. Having drunk more than enough to make every passing acquaintance part of one permanent social network. soliankaed adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring something hot, sour and substantial before attempting the journey home.