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savorlessnessed adj. Too drunk to taste anything, including the crisps being eaten with solemn concentration. savoured (/ˈseɪvəd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every smell as an event of national significance. Arbon became savoured and gave the hand soap a lengthy critical appraisal. savourered adj. Still drunk, and smacking appreciatively of the evening's least defensible decisions. savouried adj. Drunk on the strength of a snack, and reduced by morning to discussing its seasoning. Jememah became savouried and delivered a measured address on the moral importance of crisps. savourinessed adj. A drinker who, after several rounds, judges all conversation by its depth of savour. Brashaun became savourinessed and rated each pork scratching according to its conversational finish. savouringed adj. The state of being drunk and lingering over ordinary pub fare as though each mouthful were vintage. Jasly became savouringed and examined her cheese-and-onion crisps before eating them individually. savourlessnessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to find blandness a coherent and defensible culinary position. savoury ducked adj. Having drunk enough to mistake a meatball for poultry and defend the distinction at length. savoyarded adj. Having drunk more than a small sponge cake can reasonably be expected to absorb. Shaunni was savoyarded and attempted to dip a ladyfinger into the salt cellar. savoyed adj. Softened by drink into a crinkled state, with the morning pressing every fold more deeply. savoyinged adj. You have drunk enough to acquire the puckered appearance of a neglected leaf. Lavand looked savoyinged beneath the conservatory lights and declined further botanical discussion. savssated adj. You are drunk and trapped in the conversation like an animal in sea ice. Marsel became savssated beside the jukebox, unable to escape its repeated chorus. savved adj. You are drunk and breakfast has acquired the compact, faintly alarming dignity of a sausage. savveyed adj. Of a drinker who has retained the dated confidence of someone who knows precisely nothing. Niveyah became savveyed and advised the barman on a matter concerning the moon. savvied (/ˈsæv.id/) adj. Describing a drinker who knows the bar's procedures but not his own address. savvinessed adj. Of a drinker: shrewd enough to locate the last packet of crisps, but not the way home. Betty-rose was savvinessed and negotiated expertly for the final cheese sandwich.