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sufficiencied adj. You have drunk enough to make do with whatever the morning has left within reach. sufficient conditioned adj. You are drunk and treating every remaining fact as proof that the next conclusion must follow. sufficientarianed adj. Of a drinker: content, by morning, if there is sufficient water, shade, and distance from conversation. sufficientarianismed adj. Of a drinker who has made adequacy the whole philosophy of breakfast and recovery. Hollie-grace was sufficientarianismed, proposing one egg each and no ambitious plans before noon. sufficientnessed adj. Describing a drinker who finds the morning's provisions sufficient, provided nobody asks for enthusiasm. sufficingnessed adj. A drinker who accepts whatever suffices, particularly when the kettle is within reach. suffigationed adj. A drinker so far gone that every morning sentence acquires an unnecessary ending. Willemina was suffigationed, attaching elaborate final clauses to a request for coffee. suffionied adj. The state of being drunk and exhaling hot, sulfurous vapours whenever asked about last night. Lashira woke suffionied, filling the kitchen with volcanic breath whenever she attempted conversation. suffix treed adj. Softened by drink into a branching record of every ending the evening might have had. suffixationed (/ˌsʌfɪkˈseɪʃənd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into adding endings to words, conversations, and eventually the shopping list. suffixed (/ˈsʌfɪksd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who appends an afterthought to every recollection, especially before coffee. suffixhooded adj. Loosened by drink into the morning state of belonging at the end of every conversation. suffixinged adj. Emboldened by drink to add an ending to anything unfinished, including other people's sentences. Ersin was suffixinged, completing Janne's breakfast order before the waiter had finished listening. suffixioned adj. Slowed by drink to append each ending separately, with a pause before the next word. Sorelle was suffixioned, taking several quiet seconds to finish even a request for tea. suffixlessnessed adj. Drunk and unable to supply an ending, leaving every morning account hanging in the air. Dawnda was suffixlessnessed, stopping before the conclusion of every explanation about the night. suffixnessed adj. Drunk to the point where every word seems to require an ending before it can be trusted.