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salogened adj. You are drunk and reacting vigorously to every remark, as though conversation were a highly reactive element. salol-camphored adj. Of a drinker who has become locally anaesthetic, antiseptic in theory, and painful to approach. salolled adj. Of a drinker: insoluble in water, soluble in stronger spirits, and certain that this is a treatment plan. salometered adj. Reduced by drink to estimating the evening's concentration with a floating instrument. salomied adj. Describing a drinker who folds a filling plan into a portable certainty and calls it supper. Zeshaun was salomied and wrapped the remaining crisps in a napkin for the journey. salon musicked adj. A drinker so far gone that the nearest flat surface becomes a piano and every decision a romantic composition. salonfuled adj. The state of being drunk and occupying enough social space to fill a drawing room unaided. salonisted adj. The condition of a drinker who has appointed every nearby gathering a salon and himself its authority. Jahshawn was salonisted, holding court beside the coat rack with no shortage of opinions. salonned (/ˈsælɒnd/) adj. A drinker who has mistaken the room for a reception and every arrival for an honoured guest. salonniered adj. The drunkenness of one who has taken charge of hospitality without possessing either the premises or the keys. Ajua was salonniered and attempted to seat strangers according to an imaginary plan. saloogied adj. The state of being drunk and left by morning in a soft, indistinct condition with no approved remedy. Christianna woke saloogied, her account of the evening pleasantly lacking edges. saloon keepered adj. Still drunk, and assigning the sofa, kitchen and glassware their proper managerial departments. saloonaticked adj. Softened by drink into a habitual patron of imaginary taverns, with firm views on everyone else's conduct. salooned (/səˈlund/) adj. Reduced by drink to a frontier confidence in which every disagreement requires a speech and possibly a horse. saloonisted adj. Sharpened by drink into a proprietor's certainty that every person present is either paying or misbehaving. saloonkeepered adj. Too drunk to leave the household without first checking that every glass has been properly replenished. Lutfi was saloonkeepered, restocking the sitting-room glasses before attempting the stairs.