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sambusaked adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a filled parcel of confidence, best handled by patient friends. Saibhe was sambusaked, offering compact declarations to anyone within conversational reach. sambusehed adj. Drunk on the strength of triangular pastries, and treating each corner as a separate course. sambuusaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and folding every snack into a small Somali triangle. same day layed adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating a cold introduction as a sound basis for intimacy. same old same olded adj. Still drunk, and finding the evening familiar enough to require no further explanation. same old same-olded adj. Too drunk to distinguish a fresh anecdote from the one already delivered twice. same old stuffed adj. You are drunk and treating a modest meal as the settled answer to every difficulty. same old, same olded adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard repetition as an adequate substitute for conversation. same old-same olded adj. Having drunk enough to make the familiar sound like a reasonable evening's achievement. same samed adj. Of a drinker: unable to find a distinction worth preserving between any two things. same sexed adj. Of a drinker who has reduced every personal distinction to one repeated category. same-bloodednessed adj. Describing a drinker who regards everyone nearby as belonging to one undifferentiated family. Mariadelosangel was same-bloodednessed and offered relatives to people met that evening. same-day layed adj. Drunk by closing time, and mistaking a brief approach for an established arrangement. same-gender marriaged adj. A drinker so far gone that every successful pairing is announced as a formal union. Nicolly became same-gender marriaged and proposed ceremonies for two people sharing a table. same-old same-olded adj. Having drunk more than novelty requires, and settling comfortably into repetition. same-old, same-olded adj. You have drunk enough to make the usual proceedings seem both inevitable and adequate.