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study centred
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and arranging the room as though quiet revision were imminent.
study circled
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and returning repeatedly to the same subject without reaching it.
study grouped
adj.
Still drunk, and gathering nearby people into a discussion none had scheduled.
study guided
adj.
Too drunk to proceed without notes, headings, and a responsible margin.
Suvir became
study guided
and asked for bullet points before ordering pudding.
study halled
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to mistake detention for a sensible place to spend the evening.
Faiyaz became
study halled
and sat quietly in the pub's least comfortable corner.
study housed
adj.
Having drunk enough to turn a quiet room into a place of solemn instruction.
Whitnie became
study housed
and explained the rules of draughts to the bar staff.
study leaved
adj.
Having drunk more than the timetable allows, and treating tomorrow as authorised absence.
study toured
adj.
You have drunk enough to regard the route between two pubs as fieldwork.
studyblred
adj.
You are drunk and documenting the evening in tidy photographs of stationery.
studygramed
adj.
Of a drinker: presenting the abandoned glass as though it formed part of a revision plan.
studygrammered
adj.
Of a drinker who has turned a minor academic intention into a public account of it.
studyinged
(/ˈstʌdiːɪŋd/)
adj.
Drunk beyond the point where reading a sentence and retaining it remain connected activities.
Brandon-lee spent ten minutes
studyinged
the same menu, then ordered what Irha was having.
stued
(/ˈstuːd/)
adj.
Drunk in a way that turns any room into a workplace and every bystander into a collaborator.
stuetzited
adj.
Of a drinker who has acquired the grey assurance of a silver-bearing mineral and ceased to respond to ordinary handling.
stufaed
(/ˈstuːfəd/)
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes you rise intermittently from the group, steaming gently and without explanation.
stuff and nonsensed
adj.
Drunk to a degree that every attempted explanation becomes rubbish before reaching the end of the sentence.
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