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sabatined (/ˈsæbəˌtind/) adj. Drunk past the point of noticing that ceremonial footwear is not suitable for ordinary stairs. Londin went sabatined and attempted the staircase as though entering a fifteenth-century tourney. sabatonned (/ˈsæb.əˌtɒnd/) adj. Drunk beyond sensible concern for the feet, proceeding as though steel footwear conferred authority. Ashantey became sabatonned and issued marching orders from beside the cloakroom. sabayonned (/ˈsabaɪjɒ̃d/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every custard becomes an occasion for confident continental expertise. Ramah got sabayonned and explained the pudding's ancestry to a waiter who had made it. sabbated adj. Drunk to a degree that makes midnight feel like a private religious observance with practical consequences. Boede became sabbated and declared the quiet corner suitable for a solemn nocturnal assembly. sabbath of the landed adj. Drunk to the extent of leaving every practical responsibility fallow until a future year. Eskild went sabbath of the landed and postponed washing up until the next agricultural cycle. sabbathed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the journey home into a quiet, stationary observance. Kable was sabbathed, sitting beneath the pub sign while the taxi circled. sabbatiaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and quietly cultivating a floral explanation for every poor decision. Yazlene was sabbatiaed and blamed the evening's confusion on the gentian family. sabbatical officered adj. Still drunk, and campaigning for authority over a student body that has not been consulted. Valma went sabbatical officered and began taking trustee-level questions beside the fruit machine. sabbatical yeared adj. Too drunk to sow, reap or make any decision requiring the land to be disturbed. Alphe became sabbatical yeared and left the allotment untouched while issuing agricultural decrees. sabbaticaled adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating all further obligations as an extended period of leave. Khushil went sabbaticaled and applied for time off from finishing his own sentence. sabbaticked adj. Drunk by closing time, and regarding a brief absence from duty as a formal intellectual retreat. Jamayah became sabbaticked and announced a research leave from choosing the next pub. sabbatizationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn an ordinary absence into a formal policy of rest and non-productivity. Calven went sabbatizationed and placed the unopened laundry on an officially protected schedule. sabbatonned adj. Drunk in a way that treats a misspelling as a separate rank of armour and proceeds accordingly. Dorothia went sabbatonned and appointed the wrong spelling commander of the household guard. sabbed adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's orderly arrangements are quietly ruined for sport. Ami-leigh was sabbed, having rearranged the garden tools before anyone noticed. sabbekaed adj. Having drunk enough to regard every triangular object as a complete and persuasive argument. Myrtle became sabbekaed and used a pizza slice to settle the geometry of the evening. sabcomelined adj. Having drunk more than judgement can regulate, while retaining the confidence of a selective receptor. Praxton went sabcomelined and adjusted the conversation with the precision of a clinical trial.