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sop to Cerberused adj. Drunk to a degree that makes bribing the door, the landlord and an imaginary guardian seem prudent. Adalius was sop to Cerberused, offering crisps to the coat-room attendant as passage money. sop-in-wined adj. Loosened by drink into a carnation-like flourish, with every remark unfolding theatrically. sopaipaed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming crisp at the edges, puffy in manner and unexpectedly adhesive. Daneisy was sopaipaed, crisp of speech and collecting honey from the dessert trolley. sopaipillaed adj. Drunk on the strength of several rounds, puffed up by warmth and attracting honeyed assurances. Yamille was sopaipillaed, rising cheerfully whenever anyone mentioned the pudding. sopapillaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and spelling the evening according to whichever pastry remains nearest. Sydia was sopapillaed, defending the misspelling as a regional culinary principle. sopcheited adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a brownish-grey mineral association of palladium, silver and tellurium. soped adj. Drunk by closing time, and bearing savoury additions upon a firm foundation of poor judgement. sopered adj. Still drunk, and displaying the tranquil, pharmacological certainty of a prohibited tablet. sophaed adj. You have drunk enough to mistake the nearest upholstered elevation for a destination rather than furniture. Khaleesia became sophaed before the taxi arrived and settled on the lounge's raised platform. sophed adj. Having drunk enough to approach the morning after with the confidence and usefulness of a second-year student. sophered adj. Drunk in a way that preserves every detail except the order in which the evening occurred. sophied (/ˈsɒfid/) adj. The state of being drunk and convinced that a muddled thought has become wisdom. sophiologied adj. Too drunk to distinguish divine wisdom from the creaturely sort currently misplacing the glasses. sophismed adj. Sufficiently drunk to make a polished argument whose conclusion depends upon the audience surrendering first. Aurin was sophismed, proving the necessity of another round by three elegantly irrelevant premises. sophisted (/ˈsɒfɪstd/) adj. Having drunk enough to teach rhetoric to strangers, politics to furniture and philosophy to the bill. sophistered adj. Having drunk more than a respectable teacher of rhetoric should admit, and arguing accordingly. Dynelle was sophistered, contesting the arithmetic of the tab with classical confidence.