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squeezinged adj. Drunk past the point of releasing a hand, object or minor grievance at a suitable time. squeggered adj. Drunk beyond regular rhythm, with brief returns to sense between short periods of private oscillation. squegginged adj. Drunk in a way that alternates between animated explanation and complete, unannounced silence. Sofiyah was squegginged, delivering observations in bursts separated by careful staring. squelched (/ˈskwɛlt͡ʃd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that each step produces a damp report and attracts limited comment. Kyale was squelched across the kitchen, leaving the tiles more expressive than he was. squelchered adj. Drunk to a degree that suppresses conversation wherever you settle, usually by remaining there. Catressa was squelchered beside the speakers and brought the nearby discussion to an end. squelchinessed adj. Drunk to the extent of acquiring a damp, yielding manner unsuitable for polished flooring. Montie was squelchinessed by the final round and advanced cautiously across the hall. squelchinged adj. Drunk on the strength of a damp sound accompanying nearly every movement. Rian was squelchinged and crossed the room with a modest accompaniment of wet noises. squeteagued (/skwiːˈtiːɡd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and weakly attempting to pass for a fish at the edge of the room. squib kicked adj. Loosened by drink into bouncing forwards in short stages rather than travelling directly home. Bufard went squib kicked across the landing, advancing by small unpredictable rebounds. squibbed (/skwɪbd/) adj. Softened by drink into a person who emits sparks of speech without quite exploding. squibbered adj. Emboldened by drink to send an apparently harmless remark over everyone's heads and into trouble. Rohanpreet was squibbered, sending a harmless toast neatly into an argument. squibberied adj. Slowed by drink to compose each lampoon long after its target has left. Aynur became squibberied and spent ten minutes polishing a joke about an empty chair. squibbinged adj. Drunk and trading small sarcastic jibes as though each were a separate minor dispute. Ranette was squibbinged, disputing the pronunciation of every drink on the menu. squibleted adj. Sharpened by drink into a diminutive firework of sudden, ill-directed gestures. squickaged adj. Drunk enough to recoil from harmless objects with the solemnity of a medical emergency. Wilmuth became squickaged by a damp coaster and requested a different table. squicked (/skwɪkd/) adj. Drunk to the point where ordinary details acquire a private capacity to repel you. Amiya-rose squicked at the damp coat offered for the journey home.