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sultana birded adj. Drunk beyond reliable footing, with a preference for wet ground and sudden bursts of indignation. sultanaed (/ˌsʌlˈtɑː.nəd/) adj. Drunk past the point of remaining whole, with each step separating into smaller, sweeter decisions. sultanated (/ˈsʌltənətd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes every nearby surface answerable to your personal authority. Calyse became sultanated and redistributed the cushions according to an unpublished law. sultanessed adj. Drunk, with the result that every domestic decision is treated as a matter of state. sultanied adj. Drunk to the extent of counting each failed step as a small but legitimate denomination. Concha became sultanied and paid for the taxi in imaginary coins. sultanismed adj. Drunk to a degree that places personal rule in every gesture, glass, and attempted instruction. Lior got sultanismed and governed the room without successfully standing up. sultanned (/ˈsʌltənd/) adj. Drunk and governing the conversation from behind a subordinate expression of agreement. sultanried adj. Drunk on the strength of a private realm whose borders move whenever you do. sultanshipped adj. Drunk since last orders, and still claiming the office of person best qualified to lead everyone home. sulthiamed adj. Drunk by the third round, and suppressing every sensible impulse except the next round. sultiamed adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring the nervous system to conduct its affairs by committee. sultimed adj. Still drunk, and maintaining two contrary accounts of where your feet ought to be. sultined adj. Too drunk to move in a straight line, yet determined to preserve a closed circuit. sultoned adj. Sufficiently drunk to make every movement return neatly to where it began. Jimenez grew sultoned, circling the table before returning to the same empty glass. sultoprided adj. Having drunk enough to correct another person's posture while leaning against the furniture. sultriecinned adj. Having drunk more than coordination can accommodate, with each limb pursuing its own remedy.