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schenachied adj. Drunk by closing time, and recounting family histories to the kettle while making tea. Daniellerose was schenachied by breakfast, tracing the ancestry of everyone in the house. schened adj. Drunk beyond sensible measurement, with the distance to the kitchen varying between thirty-two and sixty steps. Arsenio was schened and crossed the sitting room by an ancient, uncertain scale. schepelled adj. Drunk in a way that fills the sofa, the kitchen, and every available glass to an obsolete measure. schepened adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the kitchen a court and the nearest chair a magistrate's bench. scherbeted adj. Sufficiently drunk to become cold, sweet and vaguely dairy-based in manner. Mayolo was scherbeted, offering chilled opinions from the end of the table. scherenschnitted (/ˈʃɛəɹənˌʃnɪtəd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of cutting the evening into continuous paper shapes, mostly involving the sofa. scherifed adj. You have drunk enough to assume a princely dignity not supported by the room. Dolly-marie scherifed into the saloon, despite the room offering no throne. schermed adj. Drunk beyond the point where a temporary shelter seems temporary, and beginning negotiations with its branches. scheromaed adj. Drunk to the extent of seeing every coat, sign and streetlamp with one dry, unwavering eye. Purav went scheromaed after the final round and inspected the cloakroom with remarkable concentration. schertelited adj. Drunk on the strength of a mineral composition, and requiring hydrogen, magnesium, and water in equal seriousness. Ruark was schertelited, requesting hydrogen, magnesium, and water with mineral solemnity. scherzandoed adj. Drunk since last orders, and playing every domestic task in a light, sportive manner. scherzinoed adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a small, playful movement between sofa and kitchen. scherzoed (/ˈskɛətsəʊd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and turning the search for a clean glass into a playful movement. schesis onomatonned adj. Too drunk to use verbs, communicating only in nouns and adjectives while requesting water. schesised (/ˈskiːsɪsd/) adj. Still drunk, and settled into a general bodily disposition that favours the sofa over all other arrangements. Zentavious remained schesised beneath a blanket, with water balanced carefully on his chest. scheuchzerited adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the mineral contents of the tap water as a complete evening's subject.