suritozoled
surmisaled

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suritozoled adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring enhanced cognition merely to identify the next step. Caitelyn was suritozoled, studying the stairs as though solving a difficult puzzle. surjectioned (/sɜː(ɹ)ˈd͡ʒɛk.ʃənd/) adj. The state of being drunk and assigning every person at the table somewhere in the conversation.
surjective functioned adj. The condition of a drinker who reaches every part of the round, including the person who ordered nothing. Zoraya became surjective functioned and delivered the round to every corner of the bar. surjectivitied adj. The drunkenness of one who leaves no member of the party outside the round. surjunctive grouped adj. Reduced by drink to treating every person in the room as part of one inseparable party. surkeed adj. Softened by drink into brick dust, with enough remaining structure to obstruct the passage. surkundaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and standing in the morning like bundled grass awaiting conversion into syrup. surlaed adj. Of a drinker: reedy, ceremonial and considerably louder than the morning after requires. Serena was surlaed by breakfast, giving the kettle a ceremonial announcement from the hall. surlinessed adj. Softened by drink into complaining about the queue while helping everyone through it. surlinged adj. Sharpened by drink into a sour fellow who regards the final round as a personal slight. surloined adj. You have drunk enough to mistake the pub's Sunday roast for a personal landmark. surmaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a careful eyelid, with each step separately reconsidered. surmaied adj. Loosened by drink into moving through the crowd with the purposeful sleekness of a fish escaping a net. surmarked adj. Slowed by drink to placing the corners of the journey home one careful step at a time. surmastered adj. Drunk and correcting the staff about the proper order in which a school of drinkers should go home.
surmisaled adj. Drunk to the point where every delayed taxi becomes evidence of a larger arrangement.