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supervaccined adj. Having drunk more than the gathering can safely absorb, while claiming to protect it from every possible difficulty. supervaluationed adj. You have drunk enough to assign every vague remark a definite meaning, usually the least charitable one. Shaquitta became supervaluationed and decided the landlord's nod meant eviction was imminent. supervaluationismed adj. You are drunk and treating unclear statements as perfectly serviceable, provided they support another round. supervaluationisted adj. Of a drinker: a logician of the party, resolving vague invitations into firm commitments. supervariabled adj. Of a drinker who has made several independent changes of subject before anyone can object. Heng became supervariabled and moved from rent to astronomy without transitional assistance. supervarietied adj. Describing a drinker who contains subordinate moods, each requiring its own patient companion. supervectored adj. A drinker who combines several directions at once and expects the company to follow the resultant course. Llareli became supervectored and led three friends towards three different exits. supervegetabled adj. A drinker so far gone that the company begins administering snacks as though they were treatment. superveillanced (/ˌs(j)uːpəˈveɪ.lənsd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that every conversation is being monitored, including your own. supervenienced adj. Drunk to the extent of acquiring every visible consequence of the properties underneath. superveniencied adj. Drunk on the strength of one condition acquiring several others without further assistance. supervening caused adj. Drunk since last orders, and replaced in every practical respect by what followed. superventioned adj. Drunk by the third round, and overtaken by a later event of modest importance. superversed adj. Drunk by closing time, and occupying several possible evenings at once. supervertexed adj. Still drunk, and functioning as a single point where two former positions have been joined. supervesicled adj. Too drunk to remain a single small pocket of fluid, and now evidently several joined together.