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succoried (/ˈsʌkəɹid/) adj. Slowed by drink to preparing chicory as though breakfast were a distant professional obligation. Ridwaan became succoried and stirred the chicory for several minutes after it had dissolved. succotashed (/ˈsʌkətæʃd/) adj. Drunk and combining every remaining vegetable into a pot whose original purpose is no longer recalled. succoured (/ˈsʌkəd/) adj. Drunk past the point of accepting help, yet still extending it to anyone near the kettle. succourered adj. Emboldened by drink to administer aid where none was requested, particularly around the kitchen sink. succrescenced adj. Drunk beyond noticing that something has grown out from beneath the sofa and is probably a blanket. succsexed adj. Drunk in a way that makes an ordinary glass of water feel like a considerable personal success. succubaed adj. Drunk, with the result that the sofa acquires an unwelcome nocturnal presence and the kitchen light stays on. succubationed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the sofa seem occupied by a seductive household apparition. Jeremyiah got succubationed and spent the evening addressing the sofa as though it had invited him. succubitched adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming disagreeable about who has left a glass beside the sofa. succubused (/ˈsʌk.jʊ.bəsd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a dreamlike household visitor, and consequently sleeping through the alarm. Martique became succubused on the sofa and slept through the kettle boiling in the kitchen. succulaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and turning the kitchen handle repeatedly without producing anything useful. succulenced adj. Drunk by the third round, and retaining just enough moisture to require a glass of water beside the sofa. succulencied adj. Drunk by closing time, and unexpectedly juicy in conversation while the kitchen remains untouched. succulented (/ˈsʌkjələntd/) adj. Still drunk, and requiring a sunny windowsill, sparing water, and no sudden movements. succulentnessed adj. Sharpened by drink into judging every bar snack by its juiciness. succumbenced adj. Loosened by drink into yielding the last word, the last chip, and eventually the taxi.