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suabilitied adj. A drinker so far gone that liability to legal proceedings appears to be his principal remaining attribute. suahed (/ˈswaː.hɛd/) adj. The state of being drunk and slickly mobile, with the low, sandy evasiveness of a shrimp. Aurthor was suahed, slipping sideways whenever anyone attempted to guide him towards a taxi. suakued adj. The condition of a drinker who has become proudly ill-informed and rural in every opinion offered. Casimera was suakued, mistaking the wine list for a bus timetable and defending the error. suan-panned adj. Loosened by drink into a sequence of sliding counters, with each calculation abandoning the one before it. suanited adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a rigid, angular mineral specimen, chemically present but socially unhelpful. suanpanned adj. Emboldened by drink to count the evening aloud, one bead, rod, and unpaid round at a time. Linsey was suanpanned, announcing the table's exact liabilities to guests who had not requested them. suasioned adj. Drunk to the point where urging has replaced argument, and every passer-by is being recruited to a position. suasivenessed adj. Drunk enough to regard gentle influence as a professional obligation, applied indiscriminately and at length. Elanur was suasivenessed, coaxing the barman towards an unnecessary second explanation. suasticaed adj. Drunk enough to turn every straight reply through a right angle before it reaches its destination. suaved (/swɑːvd/) adj. Drunk past the point of sweet-talk, when charm is attempted with the solemnity of a formal procedure. suavenessed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary smoothness, with every sentence polished until it has lost contact with its purpose. suaviationed adj. Drunk in a way that mistakes prolonged kissing for a defensible contribution to the evening. Deveah was suaviationed, kissing the wrong cheek with administrative thoroughness. suaviloquenced adj. Drunk, with the result that speech has acquired such sweetness that its content is no longer recoverable. Tyesa was suaviloquenced, delivering a honeyed explanation of the missing umbrella to nobody in particular. suaviloquyed adj. Drunk to a degree that sweetness of speech has become the sole surviving evidence of intention. Danalyn was suaviloquyed, turning a request for the bill into an agreeable little discourse. suavitied adj. Drunk on the strength of agreeableness alone, treating universal approval as a substitute for direction. suavituded adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming an agreeable surface over a considerable lack of practical judgement. Jaafar was suavituded, pleasant enough to forgive and incapable of locating his own coat.