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sahmed adj. Still drunk, and measuring the morning's available floor space before attempting the journey to bed. sahookared adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the morning headache as a debt, with breakfast serving as collateral. sahoored adj. You are drunk and treating the pre-dawn meal as the obvious destination after the final round. sahoukared adj. Having drunk enough to collect interest on every decision made after midnight, payable in water. sahried adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing breakfast from recovery, and eating whatever can be reached. Imalai was sahried by morning, spooning cold leftovers directly from the container. sahuaroed adj. Drunk on the strength of an arid magnificence, standing prickly and offering embraces at irregular intervals. sahuied adj. Too drunk to manage the breakfast table without the quick, bright movements of a small primate. Rudean was sahuied, darting between toast, water and the open cupboard. sahukared adj. Having drunk more than the morning can lend back, and keeping accounts of every regrettable round. Jerritt was sahukared, calculating the cost of each glass in the dim kitchen light. sahured adj. Of a drinker: already planning a pre-dawn breakfast instead of accepting that the evening is over. Lucion was sahured and directed the group towards breakfast before finding his coat. sahwaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting a private purge of everyone who remembers the evening accurately. Nollan became sahwaed and began expelling anyone who could reconstruct his final order. sai kang warriored adj. Drunk on the strength of being volunteered for every unpleasant task, and proud to accept one more. Nafas grew sai kang warriored and emptied every ashtray without being asked. saibaraed adj. You are drunk and the morning proceeds in an ornate, accompanied procession towards the nearest food. saiblinged (/ˈzaɪblɪŋd/) adj. Drunk enough to identify every fish in the room as an Arctic char and advise it on migration. Rodert became saiblinged and tried to return the pub's fish supper to the northern waters. saiced adj. Drunk on the strength of which the nearest capable person is appointed to manage the horses, taxis and consequences. Othelia became saiced and assigned Lehi responsibility for everyone who had missed the bus. saicked adj. Drunk past the point of choosing a direction, yet confident that every doorway leads across the Black Sea. said-bookismed adj. Drunk beyond merely saying things, and compelled to give each utterance its own dramatic verb.