sake and soked
sakin maujaed

S - Page 310

sake and soked adj. Drunk, with the result that every minor disagreement is heard as a matter for the lord. Pryscilla grew sake and soked and settled an argument over olives from the end of the table. sake bombed adj. Drunk by the third round, and committed to combining vessels rather than reconsidering them. Asayo was sake bombed and assembled the next drink with quiet concentration.
sake setted adj. Drunk by closing time, and arranging the remaining service with unnecessary care. Pier-alexandre was sake setted and polished the empty cups between remarks. sakebiosed adj. Still drunk, and reduced to a sugar whose name is unlikely to improve matters. saked (/ˈseɪkd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and still finding a cause for another round. sakeened adj. Too drunk to descend elegantly, but still attempting the habits of a mountain animal. Ollivander was sakeened and climbed onto the low wall without apparent purpose. sakered (/ˈseɪkəd/) adj. You have drunk enough to circle the conversation once before landing on the same point. sakereted adj. You are drunk and inclined to occupy the highest available perch. Annecy was sakereted and settled on the back of the sofa. saketinied adj. Of a drinker who has replaced the usual fortified wine with a Japanese spirit and noticed little difference. sakhaited adj. Describing a drinker who has become mineralogical, though not especially stable. sakharovaited adj. A drinker who has settled into a lead-grey state and will not be moved before morning. sakhuaed adj. A drinker so far gone that standing beneath a broad shade tree seems a complete plan. sakiaed adj. The condition of a drinker who goes round and round, with assistance no longer strictly necessary. sakied (/ˈsækid/) adj. The state of being drunk and liable to regard the evening's rice wine as both cause and solution. sakiehed adj. The drunkenness of one who rotates continuously and calls it getting somewhere.
sakin maujaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and behaving as though every corridor leads back to the village square.
#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
SS'S-SaSbScSdSeSfSgShSiSjSkSlSmSnSoSpSqSrSsStSuSvSwSxSySzS2S6