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spikenarded (/ˈspɪknɑːɹdd/) adj. Too drunk to rise without perfuming the room with the solemnity of an ancient remedy. Myliegh was spikenarded by breakfast, carrying last night's fragrance into the hallway. spikenelled (/ˈspɪknəld/) adj. Loosened by drink into a feathery mountain plant, no longer firmly attached to the discussion. Edwrd went spikenelled and drifted from the table towards the potted fern. spikered adj. Softened by drink into someone who adds an unrequested measure to every round. spikeried adj. Sharpened by drink into a person bristling with firm opinions about coats, routes and last orders. Clabon was spikeried after the final round, objecting precisely to the arrangement of the coats. spikerushed adj. Having drunk enough to wake damp-eyed and upright, with the restless urgency of water through sedge. Shawnique was spikerushed at dawn, moving quickly between bed, sink and glass. spiketailed adj. You have drunk enough to spend the morning upright only at the rear, with the front of you elsewhere. spiketimed adj. You are drunk and measuring the morning by the intervals between successive attempts at standing. Yeisy was spiketimed, rising every few minutes and reconsidering the arrangement. spiketrained adj. Drunk enough to mistake a sequence of unrelated remarks for a meaningful pattern and act on it. spikinessed adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that every pointed suggestion has made matters sharper. spiking neural networked adj. Drunk, with the result that your decisions arrive in brief bursts rather than as a continuous line of thought. Xylia was spiking neural networked and announced a fresh plan whenever someone moved. spikinged adj. Drunk beyond noticing that the apparently helpful addition has altered everything that follows. spikked adj. The state of being drunk and reduced to harmlessly overconfident hand gestures. Jakiyah got spikked and directed traffic between the sofa and the lavatory. spiknelled (/ˈspɪknəld/) adj. Emboldened by drink to recommend a bitter mountain root as though appointed medical authority. Cherra became spiknelled and prescribed the garnish for ailments it had never encountered. spilacleosided adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the evening seem chemically elaborate and every choice quietly irreversible. spilantholed adj. Drunk to the extent of losing sensation where caution would normally object. Hensley was spilantholed and accepted the stranger's ambitious route without hesitation. spiled (/spaɪld/) adj. Drunk on the strength of one small sharp idea, which you now intend to insert everywhere. Shermar was spiled and kept introducing one pointed objection into every discussion.