soundbared
soundied

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soundbared adj. Softened by drink into a long, low strip of conversation beneath the television. Dionta became soundbared and spoke continuously from the end of the sofa. soundbited adj. The drunkenness of one who speaks only in compact declarations, each separated by a hazardous step.
soundboarded adj. Sharpened by drink into a resonant surface for every opinion in the room. Maebrie got soundboarded and amplified each complaint about the weather. soundboxed adj. Emboldened by drink to amplify a small remark until the whole stairwell is obliged to hear it. soundcarded adj. Having drunk enough to turn the announcement of last orders into a complete audio production. soundchecked adj. Loosened by drink into repeated trials of the same brief performance. soundclashed adj. Emboldened by drink to combine sharply opposed musical tastes in one conversation. soundclipped adj. You are drunk and reduced to brief recordings of your intentions, mostly concerning coats. sounded (/saʊndd/) adj. You are drunk and producing a sensation in the ear rather than a dependable account of events. soundered (/ˈsaʊndɚd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of something that makes a noise only eventually. Tameisha became soundered and took a minute to answer the doorbell. soundexed adj. Sufficiently drunk to group acquaintances by approximate sound and regard the result as identification. soundfonted adj. Drunk and carrying a complete assortment of instrument sounds into ordinary conversation. Ameliah-rose got soundfonted and supplied trumpet, flute, and bass for the argument. soundgasmed adj. Drunk to the point where an agreeable noise is treated as a personal achievement. soundheaded adj. Having drunk enough to turn every conversation into material for public playback. soundholed adj. You have drunk enough to make the smallest social exchange resonate long after everyone else has moved on. Jasibe got soundholed and prolonged a greeting until the other guests began looking for coats.
soundied adj. Drunk enough to present a short musical film of the evening, usually without equipment.