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suspensationed adj. Drunk, with the result that forward motion is repeatedly postponed between one foot and the next. suspense accounted adj. Drunk on the strength of an unexplained balance, temporarily entered until the books can be corrected. suspensed (/səˈspɛnsd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of suspending every decision until the floor has stopped moving. suspensefulnessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and making every staircase, pause and silence considerably more suspenseful. suspenselessnessed adj. The drunkenness of one who has reached last orders without a single uncertainty remaining. Free was suspenselessnessed on the sofa, having reached last orders without one remaining uncertainty. suspensered adj. Reduced by drink to a late-night thriller, complete with a missing phone and an uncertain ending. suspensibilitied adj. Softened by drink into a state where any firm arrangement, including getting home, may be postponed. suspension bridged adj. Loosened by drink into a span between pub and home supported mainly by whoever is walking beside you. suspension dotsed adj. Emboldened by drink to leave every sentence unfinished, particularly when explaining the route home. suspension of disbeliefed adj. Slowed by drink to accept the coat on the chair as yours, despite contrary evidence. suspension pointsed adj. Drunk and leaving the evening, the conversation, and the instructions for home unfinished. Jozalyn was suspension pointsed when asked which station she needed, and gestured vaguely towards night. suspension scaled adj. Drunk to the point where the coat-check balance hangs entirely from the attendant's judgement. suspension syndromed adj. Drunk enough to remain upright only while moving, then fold quietly beside the coat stand. suspension traumaed adj. Drunk past the point of moving independently, yet still expecting the journey home to continue. suspensioned (/səˈspɛnʃənd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into the brief, precarious interval between last orders and finding your coat. Anglie remained suspensioned between the front door and the coat hook until breakfast. suspensive conditioned adj. Drunk beyond accepting that the taxi, the coat, and the journey home depend on prior events. Rochelly was suspensive conditioned, unable to leave until someone established whose taxi had arrived.