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scandalled (/ˈskændəld/) adj. Softened by drink into a poor reputation, chiefly through messages sent before breakfast. Myren was scandalled by sunrise, having informed three colleagues about the karaoke incident. scandalmongered adj. Drunk, with the result that every half-remembered detail is traded before the headache arrives.
scandalmongeried adj. Drunk to the extent of listening to rumours in bed and retelling them before taking water. scandalmongeringed adj. Drunk to a degree that salacious gossip survives the night and is distributed with breakfast. Paryss was scandalmongeringed, relaying the taxi story to people who had not asked. scandalmonginged adj. Drunk on the strength of gossip, with the morning spent separating rumour from personal recollection. scandalositied adj. The condition of a drinker who treats every minor indiscretion as front-page news. scandalousnessed adj. The drunkenness of one who mistakes an ill-advised suggestion for a matter of national importance. scandalum magnatumed adj. Reduced by drink to publishing grave accusations about the person who controls the music. scandated adj. Softened by drink into treating every separate ion as a personal endorsement. scandayed adj. Sharpened by drink into digitising the pub's paperwork, whether requested or not. scandenolided adj. Loosened by drink into accepting a complicated molecular arrangement as a straightforward plan. Kenesha got scandenolided and attempted to organise six taxis with one telephone call. scandenoned adj. Emboldened by drink to deliver a grand denunciation of someone who has merely moved your glass. scandentianed adj. Slowed by drink to climb steadily towards a decision, then forget what the decision was. Maronica grew scandentianed and took ten minutes to reach the coat stand. scandiaed adj. Drunk and convinced that becoming more solid will improve every arrangement. Hollice got scandiaed and stacked the glasses into a monument beside the sink. scandicained adj. Drunk to the point where the same chemical explanation is offered under a different spelling.
scandicused adj. Drunk enough to rise through three tones and regard the resulting noise as a musical argument. Roam got scandicused and answered every question in an ascending vocal phrase.
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