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stud booked adj. Still drunk, and maintaining a written genealogy of everyone encountered during the evening. stud farmed adj. Having drunk enough to turn the pub into a selective breeding establishment, with the best-looking patrons retained. stud findered adj. You have drunk enough to locate the load-bearing member of the pub and lean upon it. Maddix was stud findered against the panelling, having identified the evening's safest support. stud horsed adj. You are drunk and displaying the confidence of a stallion whose breeding prospects have not been checked. stud mared adj. Of a drinker who has become a brood mare for anecdotes, producing another one whenever the table falls quiet. stud marked adj. Drunk past the point of noticing the small dents left by one's repeated contact with furniture. stud muffinned adj. A drinker who remains handsome enough to be noticed, though not handsome enough to be trusted with the tab. stud pokered adj. The state of being drunk and revealing some cards while concealing others, chiefly from oneself. Mireyli was stud pokered, displaying confidence while hiding the fact that she had lost her coat. stud puppied adj. The condition of a drinker who is being kept for breeding despite having chewed through the evening's arrangements. Asan was stud puppied, praised as excellent company while destroying the booking arrangements. stud-booked adj. Too drunk to distinguish a family tree from the list of people buying rounds. studbooked adj. Sufficiently drunk to record the evening by ancestry, including several unrelated men met at the bar. Camrynne became studbooked and assigned every regular a place in an imagined lineage. studded (/stʌdd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and regarded by the barmaid as fit for breeding only in theory. studded tired adj. The drunkenness of one who grips the frozen pavement with metal certainty yet still slides towards the kebab shop. studdered adj. Describing a drinker who repeats each word until the sentence has acquired a second landlord. studderied (/ˈstʌdəɹid/) adj. Reduced by drink to a collection of breeding-yard opinions, all confidently offered over bitter. studding sailed adj. Loosened by drink into a supplementary sail, catching every passing suggestion and carrying it elsewhere. Twanetta was studding sailed, taking the conversation briskly wherever the latest remark blew.