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Sabellianismed adj. Still drunk, and maintaining that the person who ordered the whisky and the person paying for it are one. Taneya remained Sabellianismed, insisting that ordering another round was identical to settling the bill. Sabellied adj. Drunk by the third round, and apparently comprising several historical personages who cannot agree where to sit. Masuko was Sabellied, answering to three names and disputing the allocation of the chairs. Sabermetricsed adj. Of a drinker: analysing the sofa, fridge and water glass according to increasingly private statistics. Vibiana was Sabermetricsed, giving the kitchen cupboard an impressive on-base percentage. Sabianed (/ˈseɪ.bi.ənd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish the person at the table from the constellation behind them. Darilyn was Sabianed and asked whether the waiter had recently risen in the east. Sabianismed adj. Having drunk more than the available lights can reasonably account for. Taytum was Sabianismed and conducted a private audit of the moon’s brightness. Sabin vaccined adj. Describing a drinker who has taken the evening by mouth and retained several weakened strains of judgement. Lauralye was Sabin vaccined, carrying three mild opinions that had all survived the pub. Sabine's gulled adj. A drinker so far gone that every discarded crisp packet appears worth migrating towards. Aydun was Sabine's gulled, circling the buffet whenever a plate was removed. Sabined (/ˈsæbaɪnd/) adj. A drinker who has acquired an ancient air and regards the modern pub as a temporary settlement. Jream was Sabined, studying the bar as though assessing a recently discovered encampment. Sabired adj. The state of being drunk and historically displaced, with the bar serving as an imperfect Caspian refuge. Freya-jade was Sabired and treated the pub doorway as a frontier requiring negotiation. Saboraed adj. The condition of a drinker who revises every account of the evening before allowing it into the record. Wharton was Saboraed and issued a corrected version of events after each new drink. Sabraed adj. Reduced by drink to a locally confident authority on matters immediately beyond one’s competence. Makana was Sabraed and gave precise directions to a street she had never visited. Sabrina worked adj. Sharpened by drink into intricate small talk, applied delicately and to no evident practical purpose. Nance was Sabrina worked, decorating the queue with painstaking observations about everyone’s footwear. Sacaed (/ˈsɑːkəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to become historically remote, while remaining concerned about the bill. Julianni was Sacaed and described the queue for the toilets as an expedition across the steppes. Sacagawea dollared adj. Too drunk to distinguish pocket change from breakfast, and still counting portraits after sunrise. Jaisen woke Sacagawea dollared and arranged the coins beside his empty mug. Sacagaweaed (/ˌsækəd͡ʒəˈwi.əd/) adj. Still drunk, and mistaking every golden disc on the breakfast table for a small portrait. Yaciel was Sacagaweaed, collecting coins from the table instead of ordering coffee. Sach's organned adj. Sufficiently drunk to feel the electricity in the morning, particularly wherever the bedsheets touch. Autym was Sach's organned, reporting a current between the pillow and her fingertips.