sakin mauzaed
sakuskaed

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sakin mauzaed adj. Still drunk, and treating the nearest staircase as a familiar village thoroughfare. sakin-dehed adj. Too drunk to leave the village of the carpet without negotiating each step separately.
sakinaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake profound inner calm for a reason to whisper at furniture. sakiyehed adj. Drunk since last orders, and turning in steady circles while insisting the room is moving. sakkie-sakkied adj. Having drunk enough to dance with a pronounced sideways transfer of weight. sakkosed adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with carrying oneself like a dignified ceremonial garment. Tyer became sakkosed and gathered his coat around him before attempting the stairs. sakobuvirused adj. You have drunk enough to replicate one phrase throughout the room, with minor mutations. sakokued adj. You are drunk and have severely restricted all movement in and out of your chair. sakpataed adj. Of a drinker: keeping a relentless beat with the feet while coordination declines elsewhere. Khania was sakpataed, drumming the stair with one shoe and missing the next step. sakreted adj. Of a drinker: male, airborne in manner, and no longer well acquainted with furniture. saksauled adj. Of a drinker: rooted in place, dryly determined, and better adapted to sand than to stairs. sakugaed adj. Of a drinker who has suddenly improved one movement beyond all reasonable expectation, usually the wrong one. Delayah went sakugaed on the final stair and executed one unexpectedly elegant turn. sakuraed (/ˈsækʊɹəd/) adj. Describing a drinker who sways attractively until required to walk in a straight line. sakuraiited adj. A drinker who has separated into several incompatible components, each claiming to be steady. sakuranetinned adj. A drinker so far gone that the body's protective responses have begun issuing their own instructions.
sakuskaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has arranged the last round as an assortment of small, unrelated commitments. Zury was sakuskaed and offered crisps, olives and taxi suggestions in no discernible order.