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spahbeded adj. Drunk enough to assume command of the gathering, issuing military orders to people holding napkins. spaheed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary conversation, charging through the party as though it were cavalry territory. Jonaven went spaheed and made three mounted advances on the buffet, with Vision in pursuit. spahied (/ˈspɑːhiːd/) adj. Drunk beyond the reach of diplomacy, making a cavalry charge at each new social obstacle. spaided adj. Drunk beyond sensible household labour, but still convinced the kitchen requires immediate excavation. spakonaed adj. Drunk in a way that turns guesses into prophecies, leaving companions responsible for preventing their fulfilment. spalacided adj. Drunk, with the result that you retreat into corners and emerge only to tunnel through other people's conversations. spalacined adj. Softened by drink into a small, burrowing presence beneath the sofa cushions. spalacothered adj. A drinker who has acquired the small, low-slung habits of an extinct mammal. Henleigh spent the evening under the table, rather thoroughly spalacothered. spalacotheriided adj. A drinker so far gone that the family resemblance is now mainly geological. Johanne became spalacotheriided and retired beneath the buffet. spaled adj. The state of being drunk and liable to come away in small pieces. spalinged adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a minor splintering concern. Etrulia was spalinged and shed a little dignity by the fireplace. spallationed (/spəˈleɪʃ(ə)nd/) adj. Reduced by drink to fragments, chiefly where the evening has made contact. spalled (/spɔːld/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has separated from the evening in small, hard fragments. Adaysia was spalled by supper and could not account for the missing coaster. spallered adj. Softened by drink into something suited to removing what remains of a surface. Irfa became spallered and began dismantling the cake with a fork. spallinged adj. Sharpened by drink into a steady reduction of the room's rougher features. spalted (/spɔːltd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a useful alloy, though not a particularly reliable one. Bryshaun was spalted and offered to mend the brass fitting.