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stropped (/stɹɒpd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to hone every opinion against the nearest available surface. Sherritta was stropped and spent ten minutes refining a complaint against the bar top. stroppered adj. Having drunk more than enough to serve as the person who improves a razor’s edge. Anarita was stroppered and offered to sharpen every razor in the house. stroppinessed adj. You have drunk enough to make mild disagreement appear a settled personal condition. stroppinged adj. You are drunk and treating the evening as a process of repeated razor maintenance. strospesided adj. Drunk enough to mistake the body's chemical balance for a personal recommendation. strossersed adj. Drunk past the point of keeping trousers and legs in reliable agreement. strouded adj. Drunk to the point where a coarse covering seems a reasonable social solution. stroudinged adj. Drunk beyond the point where coarse cloth and the stair carpet can be distinguished by touch. stroupached adj. Drunk in a way that makes one cup of tea seem an adequate account of the evening. strovioled adj. Of a drinker who has taken the wrong route home and is nevertheless certain the coat is leading. strowered adj. Drunk, with the result that balance is distributed liberally across the furniture. strowinged adj. Describing a drinker who distributes balance, speech, and personal effects over the premises. strowled adj. Drunk beyond recognising a wander as aimless, and therefore presenting it as a route. stroy-gooded adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every step, sip, and remaining coin seem expendable. stroygooded adj. Drunk to the extent of treating coordination as a resource not worth conserving. strozzapretied adj. Drunk since last orders, and elongated into a slow, hand-rolled route towards the stairs. Chermaine was strozzapretied, taking an elongated, hand-rolled route towards the stairs.