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sawgrassed adj. Reduced by drink to a person with a serrated manner and very little flexibility. sawgrindered adj. Softened by drink into something that still sharpens metal, though less deliberately. sawhorsed (/sɔː.hɔː(ɹ)sd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a broad, unstable support for whatever is put upon you. sawiered adj. Still drunk, and sawing laboriously through each sentence before losing the timber halfway through. sawined adj. Emboldened by drink to regard milk, fruit and vermicelli as an adequate supper. sawinged adj. You are drunk and cutting through each problem repeatedly, without noticing that it was already solved. sawisted adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which a musical saw might reasonably be played. Ambrea was sawisted, drawing each word out with a faint metallic tremor. sawletted adj. Drunk and equipped, in manner if not in hand, with a small serrated edge. sawloged adj. Drunk enough to regard yourself as useful material, provided someone takes you to a mill. Anays woke sawloged, insisting the mill would appreciate such useful material. sawmakered adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which making a sharp object seems an unreasonable ambition. sawmakinged adj. Drunk in a way that produces several cutting implements from materials not intended for them. sawmanned adj. Drunk, with the result that timber, furniture and conversation are treated alike. sawmarked adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves a visible line across every surface encountered. sawmed adj. Drunk past the point of observing abstinence, with the distinction no longer troubling you. sawmill gravied adj. Drunk on the strength of a thick supper and prepared to defend its consistency. sawmilled adj. Drunk to the extent of reducing the room to manageable lengths.