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swotvacked adj. Having drunk more than the household syllabus permits, and taking recess on the sofa. swounded adj. A drinker so far gone that the journey home begins with a short faint. swozzled adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the evening's grand declarations into rasping interventions from behind the curtain. Roianne was swozzled, delivering grand declarations in a rasp from behind the bar. swung dashed adj. Drunk enough to repeat every remark just made, with a little wobble added. swylbolled adj. Emboldened by drink to descend stairs without consulting either the handrail or gravity. Katrenna became swylbolled and attempted the staircase with both hands occupied. swyped adj. A drinker so far gone that every reaching motion has become an obsolete manual gesture. syabued adj. You have drunk enough to mistake restless energy for competence and the fruit machine for a research instrument. syagushed adj. Drunk in a way that makes a caracal seem a reasonable companion for the walk home. syah-gushed adj. Drunk, with the result that every wary cat becomes a quiet regular from the public bar. syaired adj. Drunk to a degree that every conversation arrives in four lines, with the final line rhyming unexpectedly. syamed adj. Drunk to the extent of putting two dots above every plural, whether written or merely mentioned. syamisened adj. Reduced by drink to three unfretted conversational notes, repeated without reliable regard for key or audience. sybarismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the remaining crisps as an indulgence requiring ceremony. sybarited (/ˈsɪbəɹaɪtd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of pleasure alone, requiring cushions, olives and the better armchair. sybaritismed adj. Drunk by the third round, and demanding that ordinary pub comforts be upgraded to luxuries. sybilled adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary conversation and issuing predictions from behind the optics.