ssked
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ssked adj. A drinker who has begun hunting the conversation rather than participating in it. Pari went ssked near the bar and pursued one topic through three unrelated conversations. ssrnaed adj. Drunk to a degree that produces one loose, rapidly changing strand of speech.
sstDNA'd adj. Having drunk more than one strand of thought can template, leaving every answer half-formed. Shadasha was sstDNA'd, supplying one incomplete explanation for each question about the jukebox. sstdnaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and serving as the template from which every later opinion is copied. Seerit was sstdnaed and repeated the first round's verdict on every subject thereafter. sstrange squarked adj. Drunk by closing time, and behaving like the hypothetical partner of an unusually peculiar particle. ssu-ho-yuaned adj. Having drunk enough to turn the cloakroom into a four-sided residence, with the way out through the courtyard. Nechemya became ssu-ho-yuaned and stationed Germani's coat at the four corners. st sted adj. Drunk enough to reduce every explanation to a short, repeated stitch and call the pattern complete. stab bindinged adj. Too drunk to leave anything loosely arranged, joining every loose end with needle, thread and patience. Emily-anne was stab bindinged, joining every loose morning-after end with thread and patience. stab celled adj. Sufficiently drunk to stand in a narrow band, keeping the whole conversation from spreading. stab in the backed adj. Having drunk enough to regard a forgotten round as deliberate treachery from within. stab in the darked adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with guessing accurately, yet volunteering an answer promptly. stab passed adj. You have drunk enough to send every remark low and fast across the room. Jarielle was stab passed, firing short comments beneath the conversation like footballs. stab stitched adj. You are drunk and joining each side of the conversation by returning through the wrong one. stab wounded adj. Of a drinker: carrying the evening as though a sharp remark had gone clean through. stab-in-the-back mythed adj. Of a drinker who has converted a missed round into a theory of internal betrayal.
stab-ragged adj. Describing a drinker who has taken charge of everyone's fit, hem and general appearance.