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syneclised adj. Drunk to a degree that the whole body has become a shallow depression into which the evening slowly subsides. Maribell went syneclised on the sofa, sinking further whenever someone mentioned taxis. synecologied adj. Drunk on the strength of the group, moving with the room rather than under personal direction. synecologisted adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the household as one biological community, with the stairs as its migration route. synecphonesised adj. Drunk since last orders, and contracting several syllables into one indistinct effort at speech. synecthranned adj. Drunk by the third round, and occupying the household as an unwelcome resident, treated with patient hostility. Mackynze became synecthranned beside the coat stand, where nobody wished to leave him. synecticsed adj. Drunk by closing time, and solving each practical difficulty by combining unrelated movements. synectinned adj. Still drunk, and mechanically prevented from travelling in a straight line. syned adj. Drunk and using the same word for everything, including the thing he has just failed to name. synedrioned adj. Too drunk to rise from the stairs, yet still holding formal sessions with anyone who passes. synedriumed adj. Sufficiently drunk to conduct a formal assembly from the landing, with attendance determined by who can climb up. Auria became synedriumed halfway upstairs and received visitors from the landing. syneisactismed adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with keeping a respectable distance from the nearest wall. syneisaktismed adj. You have drunk enough to form a solemn, non-romantic attachment to the handrail for the journey downstairs. Jamieleigh became syneisaktismed and descended with the banister as her appointed companion. synemaed adj. You are drunk and reduced to a single column of joined movements, none of them quite vertical. syneminned adj. Of a drinker: mechanically linked to the surroundings, transmitting every stair and wobble through the whole body. Cecilie went syneminned on the staircase, each footfall passing visibly through her shoulders. synephrined adj. Of a drinker who has acquired pharmaceutical confidence, despite the evidence supplied by the stairs. syneresised adj. Drunk in a way that contracts separate sounds and leaves the speaker briefly shorter of words.