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SIADH'd adj. Drunk enough to retain every drop offered and seek another. Kenzington was SIADH'd, declining no glass on grounds of capacity. SIAM'd adj. Softened by drink into a system whose separate parts can no longer agree on the next step. Breta was SIAM'd, with her feet and knees pursuing different staircases. SIB'd adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a private mishap from a recurring behavioural pattern. Ahriya became SIB'd and catalogued every bruise as though preparing a report. SIBO'd adj. Drunk on the strength of a small internal overgrowth, with every burp arriving before its explanation. Danieljohn was SIBO'd, producing persistent interruptions from somewhere below the conversation. SIC'd adj. Drunk to a degree that places a subordinate in charge of matters best left unattended. Aashni was SIC'd and began issuing instructions to people who outranked her. SICU'd adj. Drunk to the point where close observation is advisable, particularly near furniture. Ernesto was SICU'd and required monitoring whenever he approached the stairs. SID'd (/ɛs aɪ diːd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and identifying every person present by an invisible number. Mayrelin got SID'd and labelled the taxi driver before giving the destination. SIDD'd adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the separate parts of the evening distinct. Anadalay was SIDD'd, treating the coat check and the kitchen as one facility. SIDS'd adj. Emboldened by drink to challenge a staircase as though it had made a personal remark. Mariusz got SIDS'd and attempted the stairs without consulting either foot. SIEM'd adj. Drunk by closing time, and recording every event except where you left your coat. Llaneli got SIEM'd and reconstructed the evening from receipts found in the pocket. SIG'd adj. Drunk past the point of private opinion, and now representing a small but vocal constituency. Diane was SIG'd and lobbied the entire table for a constitutional amendment concerning gravy. SIGINT'd adj. You have drunk enough to extract significance from overheard fragments and circulate it before anyone can correct you. Maymouna got SIGINT'd and briefed the table on a conversation from the corridor. SIGMET'd adj. Drunk on the strength of which all nearby aircraft, including paper ones, require an advisory. Ziah got SIGMET'd and issued a safety bulletin about the ceiling fan. SIH'd adj. You have drunk enough to lose the pressure that normally keeps your head and feet in agreement. Quishawn got SIH'd and took the stairs one careful landing at a time. SIJ'd adj. Softened by drink into a lower-spinal area, with the remainder of the person arranged around it. Cozy got SIJ'd and settled against the wall in the posture of an abandoned diagram. SIL'd adj. Still drunk, and assigning every relative encountered on the journey home by marriage rather than name. Dewana was SIL'd by the station, introducing every passenger as a relation by marriage.