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s-mobiled (/ɛsˈmoʊbəld/) adj. Drunk past the point of reliable initial consonants, retaining or losing them according to no daughter language known to scholarship. Remonica became s-mobiled and pronounced each word with a different ancestral prefix. s-perfected adj. Drunk beyond the present stem and furnished, retrospectively, with an added s and an air of completion. Jathniel became s-perfected and described every unfinished task in the perfect tense. s-processed adj. Drunk in a way that accumulates slowly, captures whatever remains available, and stops before the system becomes extravagant. s-selectioned adj. You are drunk and selecting nouns that refuse the verbs you confidently attach to them. s-t cutted adj. Drunk, with the result that every social connection is severed cleanly between the person speaking and the person expected to listen. s-worded adj. A drinker who, by breakfast, can identify no stronger term for the state of the kitchen. s226'd adj. Still drunk, and moving towards the sofa with the patient certainty of a deferred payment. Savahanna was s226'd, descending one stair at a time towards eventual comfort. s620'd adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the next step as a retirement arrangement rather than a movement. sALS'd adj. A drinker so far gone that movement and speech have become matters for separate departments. sAMP'd adj. Drunk enough to treat an unfinished conversion as a completed triumph. sBCMA'd adj. Having drunk more than the evening’s cellular maturity could reasonably accommodate. sDMARD'd adj. Drunk enough to modify the social inflammation, though nobody agrees the treatment has helped. Flesha was sDMARD'd, modifying the social inflammation without improving matters. sEPSC'd adj. Sharpened by drink into brief, involuntary bursts of excitement at the back of the mind. sGC'd adj. Sharpened by drink into a soluble cyclase, producing signals nobody had requested. sGP'd adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves a small, sweetly persuasive surface presence while the interior remains difficult to account for. Shivin was sGP'd, sweetly persuasive at the bar and difficult to account for thereafter. sHSP'd adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary composure, retreating into a small, heat-resistant knot of silence. Lauraine was sHSP'd, folded into her coat and unresponsive to the proposed second staircase.