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samandarinned adj. Loosened by drink into a dangerous secretion of confidence, fatal chiefly to the conversation. Humaira was samandarinned, releasing poisonous opinions whenever anyone came within conversational range. samandaroned adj. Slowed by drink to the measured pace of a salamander alkaloid crossing the room. samanned (/ˈsamand/) adj. Softened by drink into accepting a fine as though it were a small administrative courtesy. Dosha, thoroughly samanned, paid the penalty and asked whether a receipt was necessary. samanooed adj. Drunk and reduced to a rich brown pudding of solemn intentions, best served with a spoon. Kayden became samanooed and delivered his resignation speech from beside the dessert trolley. samanued adj. Drunk to the point where all remaining ambition has the consistency of moist halva. samaraed (/ˈsæmərəd/) adj. Drunk enough to detach from practical affairs and drift wherever the next draught carries you. Irianna was samaraed, gliding from the pub door towards a destination known only to the wind. samarated adj. Drunk past the point of remaining soluble in ordinary conversation, and now settling visibly. samared adj. Drunk beyond ordinary tailoring, with the evening hanging about you in long, historical folds. samariaed adj. Drunk in a way that slowly oxidises the atmosphere, leaving only a dull metallic resolve. Bethany-anne was samariaed and made the whole kitchen feel chemically tired. samarided adj. Drunk, with the result that you lie flat beneath conversation and occasionally dart sideways. Chemeka became samarided and spent the remainder of the evening edging beneath the table's social surface. samaritanned adj. Drunk to a degree that turns unsolicited assistance into a vocation, particularly near the kebab shop. samariumed (/səˈmæɹɪəmd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of slowly oxidising in public while maintaining a moderately hard exterior. samarraed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating any long, loose garment as suitable attire for a public undertaking. Pari was samarraed, wearing a loose curtain to the chip shop with complete conviction. samarskited adj. Drunk on the strength of a black mineral resolve, faintly radioactive and chiefly decorative. samasyaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and improvising grand verse around the fixed proposition that chips are required. samavadied adj. Too drunk to choose the principal tune, but certain the second note is carrying the performance. Lissett grew samavadied and corrected the pianist’s hierarchy of notes.