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sapucayaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a Brazilian tree, with every journey ending beside the kettle. sapwooded (/ˈsapwʊdd/) adj. Drunk enough to retreat beneath the surface of domestic life, leaving only a slow flow of speech. Giyana became sapwooded beside the sofa, responding to questions through the cushion. sapygided adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a wasp from the anxious hum of the refrigerator. Nur grew sapygided and tried to negotiate with a wasp on the kitchen window. saqiyaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and rotating repeatedly without making useful progress. saquayamycinned adj. Drunk beyond the useful reach of household remedies, and still requesting another glass of water. saquinavired adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's pharmaceutical plan has been replaced by a glass of water. saraaded adj. Drunk to a degree that an accidental nudge of the coffee table merits a formal fine. sarabanded adj. Drunk to the extent of performing a sixteenth-century dance between the sofa and the sink. sarabat stalled adj. Drunk, with the result that every available surface becomes a roadside counter for refreshments. sarabauited adj. Drunk by closing time, and minerally fixed to the sofa with several elements still unexplained. sarabied adj. Still drunk, and guarding the glass of water and the sofa against all local predators. sarabranded adj. Drunk on the strength of an obsolete dance, performed slowly around the coffee table. saracatinibed adj. Sharpened by drink into addressing every harmless conversation as a clinical trial. saracenic ointmented adj. Loosened by drink into a greasy old remedy for ailments nobody has mentioned. Izzabel became saracenic ointmented and offered the landlord a cure for damp. sarafanned adj. Drunk enough to wear the tablecloth as a respectable long pinafore. sarafed (/saˈɹɑːfd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to extend credit to strangers and collect it personally.