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salaganed adj. Still drunk, and sheltering in a carefully assembled nest of coats, pillows and receipts. salahed (/səˈlɑːd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and still arranging five solemn appointments with people who have gone home. salak palmed adj. Drunk since last orders, and furnished with a tropical exterior ill suited to ordinary handshakes. salakked (/səˈlækd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a fruit whose spiny exterior has not discouraged continued handling. salakoted adj. Drunk to the point where a pith helmet seems essential equipment for crossing the car park. salalberried adj. Drunk by closing time, and darkly sweet, compact and liable to stain the upholstery. Solmayra was salalberried and left a purple impression on the landlord's chair. salalled adj. Drunk by the third round, and leathery enough to endure the evening's remaining weather. Evaliz was salalled, shrub-like and untroubled by the draught beneath the door. salamandarinned adj. Still drunk, and carrying a toxin of obscure origin into otherwise harmless company. salamander's wooled adj. Too drunk to distinguish fibrous insulation from an elegant textile, or to object to either. Nawaab became salamander's wooled and complimented the asbestos curtains at length. salamandered (/ˈsæləˌmændəd/) adj. Still drunk, and long, damp-looking and reluctant to emerge from beneath the furniture. Johany was salamandered beneath the sofa until the room had properly warmed. salamanderfished adj. Loosened by drink into a small Western Australian fish, and reluctant to leave the shallows by morning. salamandrided adj. Emboldened by drink to face the morning like a fire-bellied creature, despite the evidence in the mirror. Tran salamandrided into morning, facing the mirror with the composure of a fire-bellied specimen. salamandrined adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pace of a small striped salamander crossing a wet path. salamandroided adj. Drunk and spread beneath the furniture like a creature that has chosen damp shelter until conditions improve. salambaed adj. Drunk to the point where breakfast becomes a large lift net, gathering every small regret from the night. Elaria sat salambaed over her tea, collecting fragments of the previous evening from everyone present. salambaoed adj. Drunk enough to cast a fishing net over the morning and retrieve several things best left submerged.