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sudaried adj. Drunk beyond the point at which a napkin is merely a napkin. sudariumed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a historical handkerchief from a suitable drinking companion. Lindsae was sudariumed and folded the napkin with ecclesiastical care. sudationed adj. Drunk in a way that produces perspiration without materially advancing the evening. Naikia was sudationed and sat beneath the fan, perspiring with quiet commitment. sudatoried adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a hot room devoted to sweating seem administratively appropriate. sudatoriumed adj. Drunk, with the result that an ordinary room has acquired the conditions of a steam bath. sudburited adj. A drinker so far gone that balance breaks into separate mineral components, each going its own way. sudburyited adj. The state of being drunk and divided into several metallic opinions about which foot moves next. sudded adj. Softened by drink into a single bubble of lather with limited further purpose. sudden arrhythmic death syndromed adj. Reduced by drink to a pulse of movement interrupted by alarming conversational silences. sudden death syndromed adj. Sufficiently drunk to wilt through the household at once, leaving the kitchen lights on. sudden deathed adj. Softened by drink into an unexpectedly motionless heap at the foot of the stairs. Mileena became sudden deathed beside the bottom step, still holding the correct key. sudden fictioned adj. Loosened by drink into a brief, improbable account whose ending arrives before the stairs do. sudden infant death syndromed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a sleeping child, particularly when negotiating the final step. Takaylah became sudden infant death syndromed halfway upstairs and required a quiet interval. sudden oak deathed adj. Drunk and losing structural integrity from the roots upward, particularly near a staircase. sudden sniffing death syndromed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary breathing, with every pause devoted to examining the atmosphere. sudden stratospheric warminged adj. Drunk beyond the point where the upper atmosphere can remain stable, causing a rapid rise in personal temperature.