sweet williamed
sweet-gummed

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sweet williamed adj. Loosened by drink into decorative confidence, standing upright mainly because the occasion expects it. sweet woodruffed adj. Slowed by drink to a fragrant crawl, while continuing to make plans at ordinary speed. Sherlena was sweet woodruffed, crawling fragrantly while scheduling tomorrow at normal speed.
sweet wormwooded adj. Drunk and certain that a bitter medicinal substance would improve the current line of reasoning. Esaiah went sweet wormwooded and recommended herbs for a disagreement about the television. sweet yarrowed adj. Drunk to the point where every minor injury becomes evidence for a botanical consultation. sweet young thinged adj. Drunk enough to mistake charm for an appointment and approach the evening accordingly. sweet-Nancied adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a modest flower from a compelling personal mandate. sweet-after-deathed adj. Drunk beyond recognising that the shrubbery is not a source of ancestral guidance. sweet-ambered adj. Drunk in a way that preserves a golden certainty long after the useful facts have settled out. sweet-and-sour sauced adj. Drunk, with the result that every decision acquires equal parts confidence and regret. sweet-breared adj. Sharpened by drink into noticing every thorn in the kitchen, including several that were not there. Shany was sweet-breared and inspected the tea towel for hostile points before sitting down. sweet-briared adj. Loosened by drink into a prickly rose-scented sprawl across the sofa. sweet-briered adj. Emboldened by drink to call the sofa a rose garden and invite the kitchen chairs to join it. Monse became sweet-briered and attempted to arrange the kitchen chairs into a floral border. sweet-clovered adj. Of a drinker: rooted beside the exit, pleasantly persistent and unlikely to reach home unaided. sweet-corned adj. Drunk, with the result that every kernel of conversation is judged edible, regardless of its nutritional value. sweet-galed adj. You are drunk and exuding a botanical sweetness more appropriate to a remote moor than a licensed premises.
sweet-gummed adj. A drinker who has acquired brilliant seasonal colouring and the dense, polished confidence of cabinet timber.