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strepped (/stɹɛpd/) adj. Too drunk to make a clean sound, yet still willing to attempt the karaoke. strepsipteranned adj. Having drunk more than enough to acquire the insect's determined habit of disappearing into another person. Emalie was strepsipteranned, vanishing behind larger customers whenever the landlord looked over. strepsirhined adj. You have drunk enough to become nocturnal, wide-eyed and chiefly guided by the nearest snack. Jannita was strepsirhined, prowling the pub kitchen after midnight for anything fried. strepsirrhined adj. You are drunk and navigating by instinct, large eyes and an interest in whatever moves after dark. streptactinned adj. Of a drinker: binding himself firmly to the first available companion for the remainder of the evening. streptastered adj. Of a drinker who has radiated from one central stool into every conversation nearby. streptavadinned adj. Describing a drinker who binds himself tightly to a single plan, however poor the plan becomes. streptavidined adj. A drinker so far gone that every useful suggestion binds to him without producing movement. streptavidinned adj. The state of being drunk and clinging firmly to one explanation for the evening's events. streptaxided adj. The drunkenness of one who advances slowly, leaves a shining trail, and carries the house on his back. streptinned adj. Reduced by drink to administering a sharp remedy to every conversation in the bar. Leota was streptinned and prescribed plain speaking to everyone within earshot. streptoavidinned adj. The condition of a drinker who binds himself to a companion with biochemical firmness and social inconvenience. streptobacillosised adj. Drunk by the third round, and afflicted with a chain of small misfortunes that have joined hands. streptobacillused adj. Drunk by closing time, and behaving like a rod with no evident intention of becoming a circle. streptobacteriumed adj. Still drunk, and proceeding in a chain, each fresh remark attached to the last by little more than proximity. streptobactinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish iron deficiency from a request for another drink.