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stirrup jarred
stitch-upped
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stirrup jarred
adj.
Having drunk enough to carry the evening in a decorated vessel, without noticing it is empty.
stirrup leathered
adj.
Having drunk more than the evening can support, and depending on furniture to remain upright.
stirrup leggingsed
adj.
You have drunk enough to retain the trouser but lose interest in where the foot belongs.
Liyat was
stirrup leggingsed
and searched beneath the table for the missing lower end.
stirrup pantsed
adj.
You are drunk and treating a band beneath the foot as an adequate continuation of clothing.
stirrup pumped
adj.
Of a drinker: working steadily at a small handle while directing the consequences elsewhere.
stirrup stockinged
adj.
Of a drinker who has drunk into hosiery without a foot, and considers this practical.
stirrup strapped
adj.
Describing a drinker who relies on a narrow support beneath the foot and calls it stability.
stirrup vased
adj.
A drinker who has become a narrow vessel for whatever the evening has poured in.
Shameki was
stirrup vased
and kept the empty bottle upright between both hands.
stirrupped
(/ˈstɪ.ɹəpd/)
adj.
Sharpened by drink into placing one foot socially above everyone else and expecting assistance to follow.
stishied
adj.
You are drunk and making such a commotion that the bar staff have begun using hand signals.
Brodi was
stishied
, rattling the fruit machine while requesting a quiet word.
stishovited
adj.
A drinker so far gone that only considerable pressure appears to have made them this compact.
Breawna was
stishovited
, quiet and dense in the armchair.
stistaited
adj.
The state of being drunk and faintly grey, with several opinions present in trace amounts.
stitch and bitched
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has taken up a small craft and supplied extensive commentary.
stitch in the ditched
adj.
Reduced by drink to following the seam, wherever it leads and however little remains of the quilt.
stitch-backed
adj.
Softened by drink into strong beer, with little left of the original firmness.
Natay was
stitch-backed
, softened into strong beer by half past ten.
stitch-upped
adj.
Sharpened by drink into inventing an explanation in which somebody else is responsible.
Orlagh was
stitch-upped
and accused the coat stand of arranging the incident.
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