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sterrometaled adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of artillery being assembled in a corridor. sterryited adj. Drunk and black, metallic, and carrying several incompatible elements towards the sink. stertored (/ˈstɜːtəd/) adj. Drunk to the point where sleep becomes a public announcement. Shaquirra was stertored on the sofa, making the lampshade tremble at intervals. stertorousnessed adj. Drunk enough to convert a quiet room into a modest respiratory demonstration. Arhianna became stertorousnessed and shook the cushions with each breath. steryled adj. Drunk past the point of being merely derivative, and into a family resemblance with the barmaid. stet docketed adj. Drunk in a way that postpones every decision until the court, or breakfast, resumes. stetefeldtited adj. Drunk, with the result that the mineral specimen receives a silver service and a name. Aruther grew stetefeldtited and served the rock a saucer of tea. stethacanthided adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming an ancient fish, at least until someone mentions chips. Aneeza went stethacanthided and swam ceremonially towards the fish supper. stethalled adj. Drunk on the strength of an obscure higher alcohol, with nothing higher in view than toast. stethed adj. Drunk to a degree that the nearest tube becomes a confidant and the chest an oracle. stethidiumed adj. Drunk since last orders, and thoracic in manner, with the sofa serving as habitat. stethographed adj. Drunk by the third round, and recording every breath as evidence of continuing civilisation. Yackelin grew stethographed and charted the kettle's breathing on a receipt. stethographied adj. Drunk by closing time, and measuring the chest's movements with the gravity of a national survey. Pressie became stethographied and counted each rise of the coat beneath her head. stethokyrtographed adj. Still drunk, and treating the chest as a measurable frontier, particularly when lying down. stethometered adj. Too drunk to breathe without apparently requiring an apparatus and a written report. stethoscoped (/ˈstɛθəskəʊpd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to listen to the internal workings of the body, chiefly the stomach requesting chips. Srivatsa became stethoscoped and auscultated Delvia's stomach before ordering chips.