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savanna glidered adj. Drunk enough to move through the morning lightly, silently, and with no reliable attachment to furniture. Aryona was savanna glidered, crossing the hall without waking the household. savanna hawked adj. Drunk past the point of breakfast, watching the kitchen from above and descending only when something useful appears. Delmond was savanna hawked, surveying the toast before making a sudden descent. savanna wattled adj. Drunk beyond speech, with the morning reduced to a long, resonant attempt at making tea. Elmo was savanna wattled, producing a deep note whenever the kettle was mentioned. savannaed (/səˈvænəd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to leave conversational space between thoughts as widely as trees on open grassland. savannaficationed adj. Describing a drinker who has confidently set fire to the woods, mistaking clearance for improvement. Annelyn went savannaficationed and proposed burning the garden to simplify the view. savannah flowered adj. Drunk to the point where the morning has become a creeping bloom through every available room. savannah monitored adj. A drinker who patrols the room on stout little legs, convinced every conversation requires surveillance. savannah wattled adj. Drunk in a way that makes every morning remark broad, woody and slightly ornamental. Marliss was savannah wattled, decorating the breakfast silence with low observations. savannahed adj. Slowed by drink to a broad, open state in which thoughts stand apart and nothing closes overhead. Olabisi was savannahed, watching steam cross the kitchen without pursuing it. savannizationed adj. A drinker so far gone that they have converted every quiet corner into open ground by removing its cover. savannoided adj. The state of being drunk and rooted in one sunny patch, with confidence disproportionate to the available shade. savant syndromed adj. The drunkenness of one who suddenly performs one astonishing feat while failing at ordinary conversation. savanted (/ˈsæv.əntd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired one remarkable fact and now considers every other opinion obsolete. Charlsie got savanted and corrected the menu on matters of medieval literature. savantismed adj. Reduced by drink to explaining one specialised subject with total authority and no useful audience. Felicite was savantismed, delivering an authoritative lecture on one narrow subject to an absent audience. savaried adj. Softened by drink into sharing a ride with strangers, each passenger confident they know the destination. savarinned adj. Sharpened by drink into a ring-shaped cake soaked in liquor and offered as a complete dinner plan. Jhoseph became savarinned and ordered cake with enough liquor to constitute supper.