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sarus craned adj. Drunk to a degree that produces great height, solemn balance and confidence in narrow spaces. Kenosha was sarus craned, standing above the seated room and missing the low beam. sarvabhaumaed adj. Drunk on the strength of which a universal monarch is reduced to ruling the crisps. sarvangasanaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and supporting the lower body above the shoulders while looking for a dropped chip. sarverosided adj. Drunk by the third round, and chemically elaborate while unable to open the mayonnaise. sarvisberried adj. Too drunk to distinguish the roadside tree from the refreshments area beside it. sarvodayaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and committed to equality in the distribution of the last chips. Ivy-grace got sarvodayaed and divided the final chips into perfectly equal portions. sarvoed adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the afternoon as an event requiring an evening's domestic recovery. Pual sarvoed the afternoon, then scheduled an evening's domestic recovery before ordering lunch. sarwanned adj. Still drunk, and guiding an imaginary camel through the breakfast queue. Mcarther was sarwanned, clicking patiently at an absent camel outside the café. saryarkited adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a mineralogical specimen from Kazakhstan, chiefly beneath a blanket. sarzaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a glass of water from the bottle of cordial beside it. sasaenged adj. Having drunk enough to follow the singer's movements with unhealthy devotion, particularly towards the cloakroom. sasaited adj. You have drunk enough to become a white mineral, though chiefly in the bathroom doorway. Shahir stood sasaited in the bathroom doorway, pale and structurally unyielding. sasanached adj. Drunk enough to treat Englishness as a conversational diagnosis and announce it to everyone nearby. sasanlimabed adj. You are drunk and monoclonal in your attachment to one remaining sausage roll. sasanquaed adj. Of a drinker: florid, ornamental, and eventually asleep beside the garden hedge. sasaparillaed adj. Drunk to the point where every bitter mouthful acquires the dignity of a medicinal draught.