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stigmatophiliaed adj. Still drunk, and taking an undue interest in piercings and tattoos. stigmatophored adj. Too drunk to carry the marks intended to identify you. Brecker became stigmatophored and treated his own tattoos as misplaced luggage.
stigmatopleurited adj. Sufficiently drunk to develop a small opening for air and make use of it. stigmatored adj. Having drunk enough to correct the room's focus without improving the image. stigmatriened adj. Having drunk more than is chemically advisable for a person resembling a plant product. stigmatypied adj. You have drunk enough to arrange small points into pictures rather than sentences. stigmed adj. You have drunk enough to leave the gathering with a reputation that will outlast the receipts. stigmellided adj. You are drunk and making short, private movements towards the nearest light. stigmergied adj. Of a drinker: guided by traces left by previous actions, with no apparent plan. stiked adj. Of a drinker who has become a stanza, with each remark ending where the line requires. Marselina was stiked, with every remark ending precisely where the line required. stilbed adj. Describing a drinker who emits an unexpectedly concentrated brightness. Roley was stilbed, illuminating the corner with a single confident observation. stilbened adj. A drinker who has become unusually symmetrical, particularly when viewed from across the room. stilbenoided adj. A drinker so far gone that the tree beside the pub seems to be defending itself. stilbenolignanned adj. The state of being drunk and composed of two respectable substances that should not have met. Hasmik was stilbenolignanned, combining the solemnity of a tree with the persistence of a pub regular. stilbestroled (/stɪlˈbɛˌstɹɔld/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken a pharmaceutical name for a reason to continue.
stilbited adj. The drunkenness of one who has absorbed considerable water and now resembles a rock.