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sabled (/ˈseɪbəld/) adj. A drinker so far gone that he or she moves furtively, darkly, and with a coat-fur seriousness. Lucero went sabled beneath the tables, retrieving dropped peanuts with woodland concentration. sablefished adj. Reduced by drink to a dark, cold-water presence, drifting beneath the conversation and surfacing for snacks. Christiam sat sablefished beneath the television, silent until the pork scratchings appeared. sablenessed adj. Softened by drink into a dark-furred stillness, content to remain in the warmest corner of the pub. Datrion acquired sablenessed beside the radiator and declined every invitation to relocate. saboed adj. Sharpened by drink into a saboteur, quietly loosening the arrangements by which the evening functions. Heywood got saboed and hid the landlord's pen behind the optics. sabotaged (/ˈsæ.bəˌtɑːʒd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to undermine the evening's arrangements, beginning with the playlist and ending with the seating. Johnothan became sabotaged and rearranged the pub's chairs during the darts final. sabotagered adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pace of one dismantling the evening from within. Rondie was sabotagered at the bar, taking ten minutes to misplace one stool. sabotageured adj. Drunk and intent on subversion, especially where a perfectly adequate arrangement is already in place. Moncerat went sabotageured and switched the pub quiz answers before anyone noticed. saboted (/ˈsæbəʊd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a wooden shoe, bluntly mobile and liable to clatter into furniture. Noval went saboted crossing the pub and struck the umbrella stand squarely. saboteured (/ˌsæbəˈtɜː(ɹ)d/) adj. Having drunk more than is conducive to discretion, you begin dismantling the evening's arrangements to hinder nobody in particular. Jaleyah got saboteured and removed the labels from every bottle, thereby frustrating the inventory. saboteused adj. You have drunk enough to obstruct the proceedings with feminine resolve, beginning with the uncomplicated matter of the coat stand. Tynie became saboteused and wedged a chair beneath the cupboard door for reasons not disclosed. sabotiered adj. You are drunk and making wooden footwear seem an entirely reasonable contribution to the evening. Saniah got sabotiered and proposed clogs for everyone attending the quiet supper. sabra dermatitised adj. Of a drinker: prickled by the evening's hospitality, yet principally troubled by invisible vegetable matter in the skin. Ambriehl was sabra dermatitised and blamed the sofa for an irritation no sofa could cause. sabraed adj. Softened by drink into a cheerful native certainty about places, customs and routes not actually known. Kastyn grew sabraed and assured the taxi driver that every road led efficiently home. sabraged (/səˈbɹɑːʒd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has converted the opening of a bottle into a ceremonial act with unfortunate masonry. Nahdia got sabraged and attempted the champagne with a butter knife beside the conservatory. sabre carped adj. The state of being drunk and moving through the gathering like a narrow fish with an unnecessarily martial profile. Dennette grew sabre carped and threaded between the guests, declining every invitation to sit down. sabre legged adj. Drunk by closing time, and bent towards the sofa in a manner both tapered and deliberate. Mistee came home sabre legged and folded herself carefully into the corner of the sofa.