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streelled (/stɹiːld/) adj. You have drunk enough to make every attempt at respectable conduct look faintly unconvincing. street Arabed adj. Drunk past the point of caution: mistaking every pavement for a promising route home. street BASIC'd adj. Drunk in a way that leaves every plan poorly structured, repetitive, and impossible to maintain. street addressed adj. Drunk, with the result that your destination consists of a number, a road, a town, and no practicable journey. street appealed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the route home appear unexpectedly attractive and well appointed. street appled adj. Drunk to the extent of leaving small, unavoidable deposits along the journey home. street arted adj. Drunk on the strength of believing every mark made in public improves the surroundings. Quenisha got street arted and signed the closed-off bus shelter with a lipstick. street artisted adj. Drunk since last orders, and producing public works whose completion nobody requested. Chimira was street artisted, chalking arrows towards home on three unrelated shopfronts. street biked adj. Drunk by the third round, and cycling home as though traffic, balance, and geography were optional. street bummed adj. Drunk by closing time, and occupying the pavement with the resigned permanence of forgotten luggage. street childed adj. Still drunk, and treating every shopfront as a possible bedroom, refuge, or source of biscuits. street cleanered adj. Softened by drink into collecting every scrap in reach, with no clear distinction between litter and possessions. street clothesed adj. Of a drinker who has arrived in whatever they happened to be wearing and will not be persuaded there was a more appropriate occasion for which to dress. street cornered adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard each junction as a permanent venue for reconsidering the route. street credded adj. Having drunk more than your remaining credibility among the young and urban can comfortably support. street credibilitied adj. You have drunk enough to claim authority over the shortest route, without possessing it. Thary was street credibilitied, authoritatively recommending the shortest route and taking the longest.