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safranaled adj. Drunk to the point where the evening has acquired a faint saffron note and no evident source. safranined adj. Drunk in a way that colours the conversation without making it more informative. Javari grew safranined and gave the weather an unexpectedly vivid interpretation. safraninned adj. Drunk beyond ordinary neutrality, leaving the room marked red wherever attention has passed. Chloey became safraninned and marked the discussion, the table and one unsuspecting sleeve. safrazined (/ˈsæfɹəziːnd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that several perfectly serviceable impulses have been inhibited. safrened adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every familiar smell seem to have arrived from a tree. safroled adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a faintly yellow liquid as an explanation for everything. safrolled adj. Drunk on the strength of a liquid whose pesticidal properties are not presently useful. safronned adj. Drunk in a way that makes every exchange glow warmly, while everyone else looks for the exit. Sandybell was safronned and praised the bartender's restraint for closing the bar. saftied adj. Drunk and sentimental about everyone in the pub, particularly those leaving before the final round. sag bagged adj. Drunk by the third round, and requiring soft furnishing rather than further discussion. Ruthy was sag bagged before dessert and settled into the nearest available corner. sag ponded adj. Drunk by closing time, and collecting quietly in the lowest available part of the room. sag wagonned adj. Still drunk, and accepting transport, provisions and retrieval as part of the evening's natural order. saga boyed adj. Too drunk to leave the room without first arranging a more glamorous version of events. Arline was saga boyed and described the taxi queue as an entrance. sagaciousnessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to perceive hidden significance in matters that had previously been straightforward. Yanaira was sagaciousnessed and found considerable meaning in the pub's numbering system. sagacitied (/səˈɡæsətid/) adj. Having drunk enough to make several wise decisions, none of them in the right order. sagalaed adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warranted, and now treating the room as a pageant route.