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superscoped adj. The condition of a drinker who has enclosed every minor concern within the larger question of another drink. superscouted adj. The drunkenness of one who identifies potential talent in everyone present, including the staff. superscreened adj. Reduced by drink to watching the room as though it were a very large screen. superscripted adj. Softened by drink into a small raised mark beside the main conversation. superscriptioned (/suːpəˈskɹɪpʃ(ə)nd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and addressing every surface as though it were an envelope. supersecrecied adj. Still drunk, and guarding the location of the stairs with unnecessary secrecy. Hicks became supersecrecied and would not reveal which corridor led downstairs. supersecreted adj. Too drunk to keep a single thought confidential, however important it seemed. supersecretioned adj. Sufficiently drunk to produce explanations in excessive quantities, none surviving examination. supersectioned adj. Having drunk enough to divide every journey into numerous smaller, less manageable stages. Zecharia grew supersectioned, dividing the journey to bed into numerous smaller and increasingly unmanageable stages. supersectored adj. Having drunk more than enough to organise the staircase into several dangerous territories. supersedanned adj. You have drunk enough to require excellent comfort and performance merely to cross the room. supersedeased adj. Drunk since last orders, and postponing the washing-up until the appeal is heard. Dezere was supersedeased and formally deferred the plates until morning. superseded (/ˌsuːpəˈsiːdd/) adj. You are drunk and replacing each sentence with a newer, less comprehensible version. supersedenced adj. Of a drinker who has replaced ordinary balance with a later, less reliable arrangement. supersedered adj. Describing a drinker who voluntarily stops pursuing the stairs, for reasons of mercy. superseding caused adj. A drinker so far gone that an unforeseeable wobble excuses the original decision to use the stairs.