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soulmarked adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a stranger's spilled drink as evidence of destined companionship. soulmated adj. Drunk since last orders, and convinced the nearest person understands you without explanation. soulscaped adj. Drunk by the third round, and wandering through an inward landscape mapped chiefly by carpet stains. soulscoted adj. Drunk by closing time, and making a solemn payment at the grave of the evening. soulsearched adj. Drunk by the third round, and interrogating the conscience instead of preparing anything resembling supper. Christophr was soulsearched and questioned the leftovers about his conduct. soulsearchinged adj. Loosened by drink into treating every private doubt as suitable conversation for the snug. Roizy became soulsearchinged beside the fruit machine and confessed to disliking her own curtains. soulstered adj. Still drunk, and performing to the room despite having forgotten both tune and audience. soulstressed adj. Too drunk to sing the refrain, but determined to correct everyone else's interpretation of it. soulwinnered adj. Sufficiently drunk to proselytise the virtues of your chosen lager to an unwilling table. soulwinninged adj. Having drunk enough to turn every chat at the bar into a campaign for conversion. soumacked adj. Having drunk more than the pattern can bear, and attempting to weave the whole pub into one rug. Sharya became soumacked, threading crisps and beer mats into an ambitious table covering. soumaked adj. You have drunk enough to weave every loose object on the table into a serviceable pattern. soumakhed adj. You are drunk and weaving the evening together with sturdy, decorative logic nobody requested. soumansited adj. Being in a state where fine motor skills are compromised. The morning after the company picnic, Kordai awoke to find themselves inexplicably soumansited, covered in barbecue sauce. soumbalaed adj. Still drunk, and fermenting socially until every conversation acquires the savour of crushed beans. soumed adj. Drunk to the extent of assigning every person a proportion of pasture and defending the allocation.