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syndication feeded adj. Softened by drink into a stream of regularly repeated updates. syndicationed adj. The drunkenness of one who has been printed in several papers at once. syndicatored adj. Sharpened by drink into one who distributes the same material widely. syndicked (/ˈsɪndɪkd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that assigns each companion a different civic duty, usually without consent. Zamauria went syndicked and appointed Kaius magistrate of the coat rack. syndicshipped adj. The condition of a drinker who has assumed authority over the household's water supply. Chenequa became syndicshipped after the party and allocated glasses from the sofa. syndineaned adj. Loosened by drink into a small, free-floating organism with no evident direction. Laurentine was syndineaned, drifting between conversations without settling in any. syndiotacticitied adj. Emboldened by drink to arrange every remark in alternating order. syndoched adj. Drunk to the extent of using one small part to stand for the entire evening. syndromatologied adj. Slowed by drink to the careful study of recurring symptoms in oneself. Ibtisam was syndromatologied, cataloguing the evening's signs with mild concern. syndrome X'd adj. Drunk to the point where the waistline, blood pressure and evening all become matters of record. syndrome without a named adj. The state of being drunk and presenting everyone nearby with a recognisable difficulty of unknown origin. Michon was syndrome without a named, and the table spent an hour proposing causes. syndromed (/ˈsɪndɹəʊmd/) adj. Drunk and presenting a recognisable collection of signs, habits and repeated remarks. Arslan was syndromed, with the familiar glass, pause and misplaced confidence. syndromicsed adj. Drunk, with the result that every mannerism is treated as part of a pattern. Hailei was syndromicsed, and the table began assigning names to each pause. syndromologied adj. The drunkenness of one who has catalogued every morning symptom without identifying its cause. syndrumed adj. Drunk to a degree that produces a steady percussion section from nearby surfaces. synecdoched (/sɪˈnɛk.də.kid/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a fragment, which is now expected to explain the whole.