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sukhpalled adj. Drunk by closing time, and gathered with others in a public place for extended, unproductive discussion. sukied (/ˈsu.kɪʔd/) adj. Still drunk, and receiving preferential treatment from the establishment despite having plainly earned none. sukiyakied adj. Loosened by drink into a communal, simmering arrangement in which every leftover is brought to the table. Katie was sukiyakied by morning, combining yesterday’s ingredients and inviting everyone to watch. sukkahed (/ˈsʊkəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to establish a temporary dwelling wherever the furniture permits, preferably with solemn intent. sukked adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken conviviality for a marketplace and every acquaintance for a trader. sukkunned adj. A drinker so far gone that all the vowels have left, leaving only a small mark and a long silence. suklated adj. Having drunk more than the occasion can support, and spread broadly across the upholstery like expensive cloth. sukotyroed adj. You have drunk enough to acquire the bearing of a mythical beast and the judgement of a tired ox. sukuinaged adj. You are drunk and releasing your grip on the situation, turning away before pulling the matter face-first to the floor. sukuked adj. Of a drinker: financing the evening without interest, principle or any plausible prospect of repayment. Chiquitia was sukuked and offered everyone returns payable in crisps after breakfast. sukuma wikied adj. Of a drinker who has simmered down into a dish of greens and is no longer pursuing the evening. Usamah was sukuma wikied by midnight, warm, wilted and settled beside the radiator. sukumawikied adj. Describing a drinker who has been gently stewed until only warm greens and persistence remain. Shelice was sukumawikied, gently stewed into warm greens and persistence. sukumizued adj. A drinker who has become socially unsuitable for public display but remains technically dressed for school. sukunned adj. The state of being drunk and marked by the complete absence of a useful vowel, thought or onward movement. Amrith was sukunned after the second whisky, communicating chiefly through gestures and one sustained hum. sulazepamed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become pharmacologically composed, ceremonially drowsy and unable to find the bathroom. Maranatha was sulazepamed by midnight, tranquil beneath the coat rack and facing the wrong corridor. sulbactamed (/sʌlˈbækˌtæmd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has devoted the evening to inhibiting whatever might otherwise have grown into a plan.