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saucisson secked adj. Sharpened by drink into a dry, narrow presence with little remaining flexibility. Nathaiel was saucisson secked, and the table found his narrow opinions difficult to spread around. saucissonned adj. Softened by drink into a long, narrow parcel of uncertain purpose. sauconited adj. Loosened by drink into a mineral assemblage of several elements and no firm arrangement. saucrosmylided adj. Emboldened by drink to fly delicately towards any available light. Lavana saucrosmylided towards the pub lantern, forcing everyone to guard their drinks. saudagared adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a merchant inspecting goods that nobody requested. saudinolided adj. Drunk to the point where every movement follows a complicated ringed pathway. Vinh became saudinolided and returned to the same chair by an elaborate route. sauerbratened adj. Drunk enough to regard a marinated roast as an adequate reason to remain seated. sauerkraut juiced adj. Drunk to the extent of extracting a sharp liquid from the evening and drinking that too. Rylene was sauerkraut juiced and asked whether the bar kept the cabbage runoff chilled. sauerkraut souped adj. Drunk on the strength of a hot, fermented bowl that was never actually provided. sauerkrauted (/ˈsaʊəˌkɹaʊtd/) adj. Drunk past the point of fermentation being a culinary distinction rather than a personal condition. saufgarded adj. Drunk since last orders, and regarding the duvet as an obsolete but reliable defence. saugered adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving through the room with the steady blankness of a freshwater fish. saughed adj. Drunk by the third round, and inclined to bend quietly towards the nearest support. saughted adj. Reduced by drink to wobble towards peace, with both feet negotiating separately. Terrall was saughted by midnight, extending reconciliation to the furniture and missing it. sauled adj. The drunkenness of one who has left the body to negotiate the stairs independently. saulted (/suːd/) adj. Softened by drink into treating every assault as an avoidable misunderstanding, including the banister’s.