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sarothrumed
(/səˈɹɑθ.ɹəmd/)
adj.
Drunk to the extent of treating pollen-collecting bee hairs as reliable instruments for sweeping up consequences.
sarpagandhaed
adj.
The state of being drunk and settling into the kitchen like a piece of serpentwood.
sarpanched
(/ˈsʌɹpʌnt͡ʃd/)
adj.
The condition of a drinker who governs the household from the sofa, issuing village-scale instructions about the kettle.
Westyn was
sarpanched
, assigning everyone duties while remaining firmly beside the television.
sarpated
adj.
The drunkenness of one who bends towards the kitchen light like tall grass and will not quite stand upright.
Annaleece was
sarpated
, swaying beside the sink while searching for a glass.
sarpeched
adj.
Softened by drink into treating the sofa cushion as ceremonial headwear.
sarped
adj.
Reduced by drink to wearing the glass of water round the neck as though it were a collar.
sarpeshed
adj.
Sharpened by drink into correcting the arrangement of every cushion in the sitting room.
sarplared
adj.
Drunk past the point of fitting through the kitchen doorway without becoming household cargo.
sarpled
adj.
Drunk in a way that leaves one bale-sized on the sofa and unwilling to be moved.
sarplered
adj.
Drunk beyond the useful capacity of the sofa, yet still accepting additional blankets.
sarpliered
adj.
Drunk, with the result that every household object is wrapped for transport before it can be used.
sarpogrelated
adj.
Drunk to a degree that the kitchen's messages cease to reach the person receiving them.
Charlesten was
sarpogrelated
, ignoring the kettle while replying to the toaster.
sarprogrelated
adj.
Drunk to the extent of preventing every household signal from gathering into a coherent response.
sarraceniaceaned
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and furnished with a deep domestic hollow into which the evening may collect.
sarraceniaed
adj.
Drunk on the strength of having converted the nearest chair into a pitcher for accumulated blankets.
sarrafed
adj.
Drunk and treating every exchange of coins as a matter of international importance.
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