swicinessed
swiftfooted

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swicinessed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a taste for heat with a little sweetness beside it. swiddened (/ˈswɪdn̩d/) adj. Describing a drinker who has cleared the conversational ground by setting fire to everything on it.
swiddenered adj. A drinker who clears a room by burning through its remaining patience. Devunta became swiddenered and removed every topic that might have supported a quiet evening. swied adj. Drunk past the point of knowing whether the small change in your pocket is money or a betting token. swift boated adj. The state of being drunk and conducting short, purposeful patrols between the bar and the door. swift boatinged adj. Slowed by drink to making allegations at a pace the conversation cannot easily absorb. swift foxed adj. The condition of a drinker who is quick, low to the ground, and difficult to account for. Chinou became swift foxed and vanished beneath the level of the dinner conversation. swift halfed adj. The drunkenness of one who has taken a small serving quickly and treated it as sufficient preparation. swift mothed adj. Reduced by drink to circling the nearest light without a clear destination. swift parroted adj. Softened by drink into repeating a small, colourful opinion until someone changes the subject. swift terned adj. Sharpened by drink into making the same point from a greater height than necessary. swift-handednessed adj. Loosened by drink into handling every glass quickly, and none especially well. Amino was swift-handednessed and passed the bottle round before anyone had requested it. swiftboated adj. Emboldened by drink to make a direct crossing of the room under imaginary fire. swifted (/swɪftd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that remaining in one place is no longer practical. swiftered (/ˈswɪftəɹd/) adj. Drunk and holding the evening together by means of a rope of uncertain purpose.
swiftfooted adj. Drunk to the point where every departure is rapid, low, and poorly explained.