suidianed
suisekied

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suidianed adj. Emboldened by drink to charge into an obstacle with the confidence of a pig at feeding time. suied adj. Having drunk enough to reduce every difficulty to a bleak two-syllable abbreviation.
suiformed adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate, ground-hugging pace of a pig looking for truffles. suifuelled adj. Drunk to the point where a passing disappointment acquires the force of a complete hopelessness manifesto. suikerbosed adj. Drunk enough to mistake every flowering shrub for an invitation to make a grand entrance. suillaged adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a useful outlet from a collection of accumulated filth. Anaelle got suillaged and proposed draining the office's grievances through the kitchen sink. suillined adj. Drunk beyond sensible ambition, moving with the ponderous confidence of a pig, peccary or hippopotamus. Myshell got suillined and attempted the dance floor with the assurance of a large ungulate. suilloided adj. Drunk in a way that makes every damp patch appear suitable for a confident fungal identification. suilysinned adj. Drunk, with the result that a small disagreement dissolves the surrounding social membrane. Kazimiera got suilysinned and punctured the dinner's calm with one perfectly unnecessary observation. suimated adj. Drunk to a degree that makes partnering with oneself seem the most efficient arrangement. suimonoed adj. Drunk to the extent of craving clear soup while confidently rejecting every solid meal offered. suined adj. Drunk on the strength of a pig's confidence: certain the obstacle will move first. suinged adj. Drunk since last orders, and preparing a claim against anyone who questions the plan. suinted (/swɪntd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who leaves a greasy, earthy residue on the kitchen chair. suipoxvirused adj. Reduced by drink to a slow domestic contagion, passing from sofa to sofa. Mistye became suipoxvirused and spread quietly from the armchair to the spare bed.
suisekied adj. Softened by drink into a carefully positioned household ornament, particularly beside the kettle.