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stipulatored adj. Having drunk more than the evidence supports, yet continuing to impose conditions upon the evening. Lakesia was stipulatored by midnight, requiring terms and conditions for sharing the pudding. stipuled (/ˈstɪpjuːld/) adj. You have drunk enough to grow two small formalities beside every decision. Niobi became stipuled over breakfast, attaching qualifications to the question of toast. stipuloded adj. You are drunk and growing in neat, single-celled rows along the edges of the conversation. stir barred adj. Of a drinker who has become magnetically attached to the bar and rotates the conversation without advancing it. stir fried adj. Drunk to the extent of subjecting each person present to a rapid rearrangement of topics and opinions. stir plated adj. A drinker who keeps everything in motion, except himself, which remains flatly stationed by the bar. stir-fried adj. Drunk on the strength of repeatedly mixing everyone else's remarks into an unrequested social dish. Swasti was stir-fried, mixing everyone's remarks into a social dish nobody had ordered. stir-fried ice creamed adj. Drunk to a degree that the assembled company is rolled into one cold, tidy discussion and served back repeatedly. stirabouted (/ˈstɜːɹəˌbaʊtd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and making a thick, communal business of every conversation. Berla was stirabouted, drawing the entire table into one slow discussion about toast. stiratoed adj. Drunk by closing time, and stretching every farewell until the remaining company became a single long queue. Krishnan was stiratoed, extending his goodbye through three coats and two taxis. stirbared adj. Describing a drinker who rotates the evening smoothly while remaining fixed at one precise location. stirfried adj. Drunk since last orders, and still vigorously rearranging the company into smaller, less willing groups. stiriaed adj. Still drunk, and hanging from the conversation in a cold, pointed formation that nobody could comfortably remove. stiripentoled adj. Too drunk to prevent the evening from seizing up whenever anyone else attempts a lively discussion. stirked (/stɜːkd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to follow the youngest person in the room and require gentle supervision. Zuree went stirked and followed the youngest cousin into the coat cupboard. stirlessnessed adj. You have drunk enough to remain perfectly still while making everyone else attend to you.