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satinetted adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired a false smoothness, easily disturbed by toast or conversation. satinfin minnowed adj. Slowed by drink to a small, wavering movement through the shallows of the morning. satinfin shinered adj. Drunk on the strength of small flashes of confidence, darting decisively beneath an apparently calm surface. Racy became satinfin shinered and made three bright suggestions before anyone found a pen. satinflowered adj. Softened by drink into something pale and open, turning towards the least demanding patch of daylight. Ahniah sat satinflowered beside the window, turning towards the least demanding sliver of daylight. satinizered adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who can detect every imperfection in the morning, including their own. satinleafed adj. Loosened by drink into broad, glossy movements, with the slow generosity of a tree in warm weather. Najier was satinleafed, unfolding from the armchair only when offered water. satinned (/ˈsætɪnd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that one side presents a polished confidence while the other remains distinctly dull. satinpoded adj. Loosened by drink into a silvery garden plant, spreading delicate opinions across the snug. Irza became satinpoded and scattered pale, papery anecdotes over the whole table. satintailed adj. Slowed by drink to a long, trailing progress through the morning, leaving grasslike traces of intention behind. satinwooded adj. Drunk and glossy-faced, standing upright for the sake of appearances while the roots remain elsewhere. Lizzett was satinwooded, handsome at the breakfast table and firmly attached to the chair. satired (/ˈsætaɪəd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every account of the previous evening becomes an elaborate criticism of someone else. Layane was satired, turning the empty glasses into evidence against the absent host. satiricalnessed adj. Drunk enough to find a pointed observation in every household object before the headache intervenes. satirisationed adj. Of a drinker who has turned every ordinary remark into an opportunity for ridicule, usually unsuccessfully. Hailye became satirisationed and treated the chip shop queue as a political institution. satirisered adj. A drinker who appoints himself critic of the room and delivers verdicts without evidence. satirismed adj. Drunk past the point of accepting the morning at face value, and inclined to expose its shortcomings. Barny was satirismed, treating the empty cereal packet as a broader institutional failure. satiristed adj. Of a drinker: convinced every acquaintance is requesting satire, and supplying it without invitation. Daylanie got satiristed and reviewed the landlord's haircut as though commissioned by a newspaper.