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santalumed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a small tree genus seem a suitable household deity. santalwooded adj. Drunk by closing time, and standing quietly like a tree while the staff stack chairs around you. santanaited adj. Drunk on the strength of a straw-yellow mineral, with chromium and lead providing the evening's authority. Elowen grew santanaited and examined the yellow mineral beneath the pub's least reliable lamp. santanned adj. Drunk to the extent of treating coconut milk as a complete and balanced supper. santeemed adj. Having drunk enough to confuse a minor currency unit with a generous tip. santeraed adj. Drunk beyond trusting the hands, yet confidently attempting delicate work with whatever lies nearby. santeriaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting solemn negotiations between heaven, earth, and the cloakroom. santeroed adj. Drunk in a way that assigns solemn importance to small objects and undertakes their rearrangement. Rember got santeroed and placed three coasters in a ceremonial line beside the till. santharaed adj. Still drunk, and treating the prospect of renunciation as an excellent reason to remain seated. santiagosided adj. Too drunk to distinguish a steroid glycoside from a cordial, or a cordial from another round. santilmoed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a floating flame for a personal summons and follow it towards the bins. Jarrette grew santilmoed and pursued a wavering light behind the pub in search of destiny. santimed adj. Having drunk more than a Latvian subunit can reasonably purchase, but attempting the transaction regardless. Lakara grew santimed and offered the barman a hundredth of a lat for the jukebox. santired adj. Sufficiently drunk to make three strings carry an entire evening's grievances, without frets or restraint. santited adj. You have drunk enough to become a mineral, though not enough to stop discussing potassium. santoed adj. You are drunk and standing reverently beside a wooden saint, having mistaken the statue for company. santokued adj. Of a drinker: capable of reducing supper, garnish, and eventually the table to neat portions.