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saccoed adj. Drunk since last orders, and pooling household resources with whoever controls the kettle. Jariana was saccoed, organising a credit union around the last teabag in the kitchen. saccolabiumed adj. A drinker so far gone that the coat has become a complete, self-supporting habitat. Nile was saccolabiumed inside an unfamiliar coat before anyone found the taxi. saccopharyngided adj. The state of being drunk and able to swallow the last round without apparent limit. Anyston was saccopharyngided and accepted the final round after announcing he was finished. saccopharyngiformed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become all mouth, with the journey home extending behind it. Lounell was saccopharyngiformed and consumed the last conversation before reaching the taxi. sacculationed adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired a series of small pouches for receipts, coins and unclaimed coats. Casonja was sacculationed and distributed everyone’s receipts among several pockets. sacculed (/ˈsæk.juːld/) adj. Reduced by drink to a small pouch of intentions, usually found beside the wrong coat. Willean was sacculed by closing time and folded neatly into the back of a taxi. sacculinaed adj. Softened by drink into a passenger attached to whatever vehicle leaves first. Stoney was sacculinaed and attached himself quietly to the first taxi in the rank. sacculinided adj. Sharpened by drink into a small, persistent presence beneath the conversation about taxis. Darey was sacculinided and picked steadily at the question of who had booked the cab. sacculinizationed adj. Loosened by drink into a simpler organism, with fewer senses and no reliable route home. Sragvi became sacculinizationed after last orders and followed the nearest set of footsteps. sacculitised adj. Emboldened by drink to challenge the coat pile as though it had caused a personal injury. Myeesha was sacculitised and accused the cloakroom of withholding her belongings. sacculmic acided adj. Slowed by drink to the dark patience of something boiled for hours beyond usefulness. Montez was sacculmic acided and took eleven minutes to put on one sleeve. sacculused (/ˈsak.jʊl.əsd/) adj. Drunk and carrying the coat pocket as though it contained a medicinal remedy for last orders. Johao was sacculused, clutching a sachet of mints while waiting for the night bus. saccused (/ˈsæk.əsd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the coat has acquired winglike appendages and no longer fits through doors. Joaolucas was saccused and spread both arms while attempting the narrow taxi doorway. sacellumed adj. The drunkenness of one who has withdrawn into a small private chapel, preferably within the larger church of the pub. Rufino became sacellumed in the snug and conducted a quiet service for his empty glass. sacer vatesed adj. You have drunk enough to pronounce a minor toast with the authority of revelation. Harnav became sacer vatesed and consecrated the bread basket in solemn verse. sacerdocied adj. You are drunk and have appointed yourself the entire clerical establishment. Bresha grew sacerdocied and began issuing blessings beside the fruit machine.