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spunioned (/ˈspʌnjənd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and appearing spun out without the benefit of the customary pharmacological excuse. spunk-watered adj. Emboldened by drink to rise from a stagnant hollow and address the assembled company. spunked (/spʌŋkd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and still giving off the occasional obsolete spark. Zanovia was spunked and produced one bright proposal concerning the landlord's bicycle. spunkinessed adj. Still drunk, and displaying an unregulated liveliness which sober administration would have curtailed. Deserae remained spunkinessed and volunteered for duties involving ladders, speeches and no supervision. spunktrumpeted adj. Too drunk to recognise that one's self-announced brilliance has become chiefly an inconvenience to others. spunmelted adj. Sufficiently drunk to manufacture a continuous web of intentions, then soften it into shapelessness. spur celled adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with a smooth exterior, and now presenting several sharp projections. spur geared adj. You have drunk enough to move in simple radial increments, engaging whatever neighbour happens to be nearest. Mailing went spur geared and advanced through the party by direct, tooth-by-tooth contact. spur gearinged adj. You are drunk and operating through several small, interlocking advances, none of them independently sensible. Myldred was spur gearinged, passing from the bar to the doorway by a sequence of mechanical decisions. spur leathered adj. Of a drinker: held to the proceedings by a narrow fastening, despite having ceased to assist them. spur of the momented adj. Of a drinker who has abandoned planning in favour of an immediate and poorly funded impulse. spur-leathered adj. Describing a drinker who remains attached to a course of action by the thinnest practical strap. spur-rialed adj. A drinker who has acquired the monetary dignity of a small historic coin, and spends it freely on another round. spur-royalled adj. A drinker so far gone that every minor purchase is conducted with the grandeur of obsolete coinage. spur-ryalled adj. The state of being drunk and assigning royal importance to whatever small sum remains in one's pocket. spur-shelled adj. The condition of a drinker who has become conical in manner, toothed at the edges and difficult to handle. Amandy was spur-shelled, presenting a prickly perimeter whenever anyone suggested going home.