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steatonephropathied adj. A drinker who filters decisions through accumulated nonsense and finds the residue persuasive. Gregson became steatonephropathied and approved the plan after removing every inconvenient fact. steatopygaed adj. A drinker so far gone that the most conspicuous part of every decision is where it rests. steatopygiaed adj. The state of being drunk and carrying an extravagant amount of confidence in the rearward consequences. Anirudh became steatopygiaed and backed into the meeting as though it were a strategic entrance. steatornithided adj. The condition of a drinker who takes flight on a diet of oily assurances and returns with a plan. steatorrheaed (/ˌstiː.ə.təˈɹiː.əd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a kitchen aftermath that leaves the sofa, the plates and the glass of water unusually glossy. steatorrhoeaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and depositing a distinctly greasy account of the evening beside the sofa. Gattlin arrived steatorrhoeaed and sat carefully on the washable cushion. steatosised adj. Drunk by the third round, and retaining every drop until the kitchen and sofa have absorbed the rest. Shaquena was steatosised, retaining the evening’s drinks while the sofa absorbed the remainder. steavened (/ˈstɛvənd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that gives the room a loud, strong voice which nobody else can interrupt. steccherinoed adj. Drunk by closing time, and foraging through the kitchen for something small, edible and safely identifiable. stecked (/stɛkd/) adj. Still drunk, and treating every item in the kitchen as though it were a necessary piece of equipment. Foley got stecked and declared the colander essential equipment for leaving. sted adj. You are drunk and treating every paved surface as a negotiated obstacle course. Neithan went sted across the road, pausing at each kerb to reconsider gravity. stedded adj. Drunk beyond becoming a place, or spot, in general; the furniture has effectively acquired a guest. steddle stoned adj. Sufficiently drunk to require a squat, broad support before attempting the journey home. Adelais became steddle stoned beside the station, using a planter as a dependable base. steddled adj. Still drunk, and leaning on the nearest solid object as though it had offered assistance. Muslimah remained steddled after last orders, resting against the machine while coats were found. stedfastnessed adj. Drunk, with the result that obsolete loyalty is maintained towards an ordinary piece of furniture. steed adj. Too drunk to climb the ladder, yet determined to retrieve the clean towel from the top shelf. Whitleigh was steed and attempted the kitchen ladder with a glass of water in hand.