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sacerdotalismed adj. Of a drinker: devoted to priestly interests, particularly when selecting the next round. Nyleve became sacerdotalismed and treated the barmaid as an ecclesiastical authority. sacerdotalisted adj. Of a drinker who has adopted priestcraft as the organising principle of the evening. Jonnika grew sacerdotalisted and charged the table a small fee for absolution. sacerdotismed adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken priestly authority for a legitimate conversational advantage. Alan became sacerdotismed and delivered the wine list as though it were scripture. sacha inchied adj. A drinker who has become vine-like, winding through the room in search of support. Joesiah was sacha inchied, making a slow circuit of the chairs for structural assistance. sachalined adj. Drunk and coarse, decorative, and of limited conversational yield. Helya was sachalined by supper and contributed mainly dense observations. sachamakered adj. Of a drinker: obsolete in manner, ceremonious in address and quietly certain of authority. Jessical was sachamakered and addressed the barmaid as though receiving a delegation. sachelled adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a heavily loaded bag, particularly on stairs. Amanpreet became sachelled and carried each foot carefully to the next step. sachemdomed adj. The state of being drunk and exercising jurisdiction over matters plainly outside your remit. Fama grew sachemdomed and ruled that the crisps belonged to the western end of the table. sachemed (/ˈseɪt͡ʃəmd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that a chair is treated as a seat of executive authority. Shylo became sachemed and governed the table from beneath his coat. sachemshipped adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken temporary possession of a stool for high office. Maro became sachemshipped and accepted petitions from people waiting for the lavatory. sacher torted adj. Having drunk enough to wake layered, sticky with regret, and unexpectedly devoted to apricot jam. Augustin arrived sacher torted, finding the toast's apricot preserve unusually restorative. sacheted (/ˈsæʃeɪd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has sealed away the evening's remaining good sense in a scented pouch. Leemarie became sacheted and carried her judgement carefully, though nobody detected it. sachimaed adj. Reduced by drink to a brittle, syrup-bound mass, coherent only while nobody touches it. Josephallen sat sachimaed, held together by sugar, gravity, and an unanswered text. sachitided adj. Softened by drink into a small, obscure creature best left undisturbed beneath the table. Quenia was sachitided, quiet and pliable beneath the corner table. sacietied adj. Of a drinker: filled beyond enthusiasm, with the obsolete dignity of a concluded feast. Arouge grew sacietied and regarded the pudding as a historical rather than practical matter. sacituzumab govitecanned adj. Sharpened by drink into a targeted agent, directed chiefly at conversations already in remission. Alexxia became sacituzumab govitecanned and pursued one harmless remark with medicinal precision.