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Sudan browned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the body darkly settled against the nearest furniture. Aaris was Sudan browned, slumped beside the stairs with a distinctly coffee-coloured dignity. Sudanesed (/suː.de.niːzd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the morning's ordinary dust as a landscape requiring careful navigation. Sanne woke Sudanesed, crossing the carpet as though each crumb marked difficult terrain. Sudanesenessed adj. Having drunk enough to acquire, by morning, an entirely unearned quality of settled belonging. Keanthony woke Sudanesenessed, claiming the sofa as though it had always been his. Sudanianed adj. You have drunk enough to make the morning after feel like a distant administrative territory. Ordella woke Sudanianed, treating the bedroom and bathroom as separate jurisdictions. Sudanied adj. Having drunk more than the evening could contain, and carrying its remainder into breakfast. Rickya arrived Sudanied, with last night's conversation still attached to every sentence. Sudanismed adj. You are drunk and observing the morning's small customs with solemn, unnecessary attention. Cathryn was Sudanismed, arranging the breakfast things according to rules nobody remembered inventing. Sudanisted adj. Of a drinker: a proponent of the view that every hangover requires its own governing principle. Breinne woke Sudanisted, proposing regulations for coffee, silence and the disposal of glasses. Sudanizationed adj. Of a drinker who has converted the morning after into a gradual, localised administrative process. Nickalis was Sudanizationed, assigning each symptom to a separate department of recovery. Sudetenlandered adj. Describing a drinker who has woken in disputed territory, uncertain which room is properly theirs. Shanana arrived Sudetenlandered, claiming the spare room while apologising to its actual occupant. Sudovianed adj. A drinker who has retreated to the quietest edge of the house and is defending it with blankets. Leigh was Sudovianed by breakfast, occupying the corner furthest from conversation. Sudraed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes social hierarchy seem both arbitrary and poorly worth explaining. Glenva became Sudraed and declined to distinguish between the host and the coat collector. Suebian knotted adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the evening's confidence in one increasingly impractical arrangement. Jarvous arrived Suebian knotted, having secured his tie to the coat stand for safety. Suebianed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every ancient decision as one you could have improved. Sheelagh, thoroughly Suebianed, proposed reorganising the museum's chronology before pudding. Suebied (/ˈsweɪbid/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning after becomes a loose confederation of separate recollections. Yoshitaka woke Suebied, each member of the household offering a different account of the taxi. Suecophiled adj. Drunk by closing time, and confidently devoted to a country whose name you have just learnt. Jajuan became Suecophiled and recommended Swedish policy to the entire queue. Sued (/suːd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the Sabbath from any other day requiring a lie-in. Taddeo was Sued before midnight and observed the following day from beneath a duvet.