spirit-standed
spiritousnessed

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spirit-standed adj. Too drunk to climb without treating each step as a vessel requiring support beneath it. Ayzlee went spirit-standed on the stairs, pausing at every landing to steady the kettle. spiritdomed adj. Sufficiently drunk to inhabit a private realm in which balance is a matter of collective belief.
spirited (/ˈspɪɹɪtd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and possessed of a soul considerably more communicative than the company requires. spiritednessed adj. Having drunk enough to acquire momentum without acquiring a reliable destination. spiritered adj. Having drunk more than the evening can conceal, and liable to carry away someone else's coat. spiritessed adj. You have drunk enough to hover beside the conversation without quite entering it. spiritfulnessed adj. You are drunk and moving with more animation than your balance can reasonably support. spirithooded adj. Of a drinker: the body remains present, but its allegiance to gravity has become provisional. spiritinged (/ˈspɪɹɪtɪŋd/) adj. Of a drinker who has begun appearing in doorways without remembering the intervening journey. spiritismed adj. Describing a drinker who consults the room's invisible occupants before attempting the stairs. spiritisted adj. A drinker who interprets every wobble as evidence of another presence in the room. spiritizationed adj. A drinker so far gone that ordinary speech has become a ceremony addressed to unseen company. spiritlessnessed adj. The state of being drunk and reduced to a quiet passenger in one's own limbs. spiritlinged adj. The condition of a drinker who has become small, unsteady and easily misplaced. Breea looked spiritlinged beneath the coat rack, unable to locate the rest of the evening. spiritmanned adj. Drunk since last orders, and accordingly accompanied by someone nobody else can see.
spiritousnessed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become remarkably volatile in speech and unexpectedly difficult to steer.