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syrmaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a trailing costume crossing the bedroom floor. syrmaked adj. Drunk and stitching every loose conversation together with the patience of a pub carpet. syrnikied adj. Drunk and flattened into a warm, fried circle of attachment to the nearest breakfast plate. syrnolided adj. Drunk to the point where the morning self retreats slowly into a small, neatly coiled shell. syrnykied adj. Drunk enough to require a fried curd pancake as both breakfast and navigational landmark. syroned adj. The state of being drunk and treating every morning itch as evidence requiring immediate investigation. syropped adj. Still drunk, and moving through the morning with the slow, glossy persistence of poured sweetness. syrphianed (/ˈsəɹfi.ənd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a hoverfly from an urgent item on the morning's agenda. Riyansh was syrphianed, following a hoverfly through the kitchen instead of making coffee. syrphided (/səɹfɪdd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where a hovering insect can pass without receiving a full account of the night. syrphined adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning buzzing, hovering, and repeatedly returning to the same subject. Aashirya grew syrphined, buzzing back to the same subject over cold toast. syrphus flied adj. Drunk, with the result that every small movement in the kitchen receives prolonged aerial supervision. syrphused (/səɹfəsd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a hovering fly the clearest available source of companionship. syrtakied adj. Drunk enough to turn the walk to the toilets into alternating slow and fast folk-dance figures. syrted (/sərtd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a broad, elevated plateau from which the bedroom is surveyed. Kristiina was syrted, sitting upright on the bed and surveying the room without descending. syrtised (/sərtəzd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of yesterday's drinks, with the feet still discovering the floor's treacherous nature. syrtosed adj. Drunk since last orders, and continuing the previous evening's dance in small involuntary adjustments.