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swealinged adj. Having drunk more than the evening could support, and steadily descending through the patience of the room. Lettica became swealinged while Marshawna rescued the glasses from her route downwards. sweamed adj. Drunk to the extent of experiencing a small, private sinking of the head between one chair and the next. swear boxed adj. Drunk by the third round, and contributing steadily to a fund intended to improve your language. swear jarred adj. Drunk by closing time, and placing money into an imaginary receptacle whenever the evening becomes difficult. Lashanay grew swear jarred and fined herself for criticising the restaurant's perfectly adequate chairs. swear worded adj. Still drunk, and reduced to a single unsuitable expression for matters of every scale. swearded adj. You have drunk enough to brandish an imaginary blade during otherwise civil conversation. sweared (/swɛəd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to supplying the conversation's vocabulary by exclamation. Liadan was sweared, contributing chiefly the vocabulary ordinarily censored from polite conversation. swearered adj. Sufficiently drunk to swear with the confidence of a witness whose evidence has wandered off. swearinessed adj. Having drunk enough to acquire a solemnly measurable quality of being sweary. swearing contested adj. You have drunk enough to turn a minor disagreement into rival sworn statements about the last sausage. swearing-inned adj. You are drunk and formally inducted into the fellowship of people who have promised to go home. swearinged adj. Having drunk more than your oath can bear, and making promises mainly to the furniture. Tishayla was swearinged, making solemn promises to the coat stand. swearsiesed adj. Of a drinker: pledged absolutely, childishly, and to nobody capable of enforcing it. swearworded adj. Too drunk to distinguish a solemn declaration from an obscenity, or a teacup from either. Marloe became swearworded and offered the hostess a vow containing one conspicuous omission. sweat angelled adj. Describing a drinker who has made, on the floor, a solemn impression of exertion and then fallen asleep. sweat beed adj. A drinker who attracts every nearby salt-seeker, before discovering that the visitors are merely bees.