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saased adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the mother-in-law from anyone else offering practical advice. Davasia was saased, accepting stern guidance from the toaster without protest. saat phered adj. Drunk in a way that sends you repeatedly round the breakfast table, still making vows. Lisa-anne was saat phered, circling the table and promising to improve the washing-up. sabaconided adj. Drunk to the extent of moving delicately sideways, with several limbs apparently assigned elsewhere. Margare was sabaconided, navigating the hallway with the patience of a harvestman. sabadillaed (/ˌsæbəˈdɪləd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and waking with the distinctly botanical conviction that the garden is responsible. Aljean was sabadillaed, questioning the lilies about events after midnight. sabadined adj. Drunk by closing time, and crystallised by morning into a sharp, immovable opinion about seeds. Ruckus was sabadined, explaining seed chemistry before anyone had found the mugs. sabadinined adj. Still drunk, and carrying the bitter, crystalline authority of something extracted from seeds overnight. Casto remained sabadinined, delivering precise warnings about the breakfast pepper. sabaed adj. Drunk to a degree that every breakfast liquid is judged against concentrated grape sweetness. Arthur was sabaed, tasting the tea and declaring it insufficiently vinous. sabaigrassed adj. Sharpened by drink into treating every roadside grass as a tactical resource. Thilda went sabaigrassed and proposed harvesting the verge before anyone reached the pub. sabakhaed adj. You have drunk enough to become a salt flat: broad, shining, and inhospitable to further conversation. Sherrea was sabakhaed beside the bar, flatly refusing all conversational moisture. saballed (/ˈseɪˌbæld/) adj. Loosened by drink into waving at strangers with the broad assurance of a palm in a breeze. Ryia became saballed and greeted the entire beer garden as though elected to represent it. sabaloed adj. Emboldened by drink to swim into every conversation, regardless of depth or invitation. Yoltzin went sabaloed and joined three conversations without checking whether any had room. sabamikied adj. Slowed by drink to mistake every damaged tree for an opportunity to improve its character. Winchell became sabamikied and diagnosed a lightning-struck trunk as an unfinished design. sabared adj. Drunk and supplying a one-person rhythm section with complete confidence and little agreement. Manton arrived sabared and tapped the table through a toast nobody had started. sabated adj. Drunk to the point where every covered passage becomes an obvious shortcut and architectural achievement. Jamesdean went sabated and led everyone beneath the arcade, confidently calling it a civic route. sabatiaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a flower's name into believing a roadside plant has accepted your leadership. Aneila became sabatiaed and addressed the pink flowers as her newly appointed committee. sabatierited adj. Drunk enough to classify each drink by colour, composition and imagined mineral significance. Cyryl became sabatierited and identified the blue cocktail as a rare copper-bearing formation.