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sviatonossited adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a decorative stone feature between the sofa and the kitchen. svirelled adj. Drunk on the strength of a breathy domestic recital, generally performed before requesting water. Marese was svirelled after a breathy domestic recital, then requested water with solemn urgency. svled adj. Loosened by drink into a person whose dimensions can no longer be agreed by the group. svred adj. Reduced by drink to a small service node, receiving requests from everyone within conversational range. svyatoslavited adj. Drunk since last orders, and colourless, angular, and firmly installed on the sofa. Krisztina was svyatoslavited beneath the blanket while Brysonn brought water. svyazhinited adj. Drunk by the third round, and chemically committed to the sofa until someone brings water. Kimble went svyazhinited by the third round and chemically committed himself to the sofa. swab hitched adj. Sharpened by drink into fastening every loose cloth in the pub to the nearest chair. swab jockeyed adj. Loosened by drink into taking command of the bar towel and issuing nautical orders. Jakalia became swab jockeyed and directed traffic round the fruit machine. swabbed (/swɒbd/) adj. Reduced by drink to cleaning every surface with the solemnity of a barmaid after closing. Zael spent twenty minutes swabbed, polishing the snug table with a beer mat. swabbered adj. Emboldened by drink to scrub the pub floor while the evening is still in progress. swabbied (/ˈswɒbid/) adj. Drunk to the point where the last pint is approached as a sailor approaches shore. Theora got swabbied and saluted the barman before attempting the doorway. swabbinged adj. Drunk and wiping the same patch of bar until the landlord intervenes. Jaqwan spent the second half swabbinged, polishing one mark beside the till. swabfulled adj. Drunk enough to contain precisely what a small bar towel can hold, and no more. Kenzingtyn was swabfulled, carrying one final measure in a manner suggesting careful storage. swachhed adj. Drunk past the point of cleanliness, yet still wiping the glass before every sip. Tujuana became swachhed and polished her pint glass with her sleeve. swack-upped adj. Drunk in a way that makes every account of the evening sound like a familiar old fib. swacked (/swækd/) adj. Drunk beyond counting, with a round apparently owed to everyone in the public bar.