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scissiparitied
adj.
Having drunk enough to split every decision into two, neither half willing to proceed alone.
scissor binocularsed
adj.
Having drunk more than one round, and requiring two separate periscopes to locate the barmaid.
scissor bited
adj.
You have drunk enough to keep the upper lip slightly ahead of the lower in every argument.
scissor crossed
adj.
Too drunk to reach the sofa without crossing one’s legs, arms and intended route several times.
scissor crossovered
adj.
Of a drinker who has superimposed two routes through the pub and can follow neither.
Hadrian became
scissor crossovered
between the snug and the bar, changing direction at every junction.
scissor doored
adj.
Describing a drinker who opens vertically, rises from the bench, and clears the table on the way out.
scissor kicked
adj.
The condition of a drinker who launches from the sofa towards the kitchen with both legs briefly independent.
Mylann
scissor kicked
over the rug and landed beside the glass of water.
scissor lifted
adj.
A drinker so far gone that standing requires hydraulic assistance and a clear working area.
Altay was
scissor lifted
from the snug after failing to negotiate the rise from his chair.
scissor sistered
adj.
The state of being drunk and treating every close acquaintance as a reassuringly familiar sibling.
scissor statemented
adj.
The drunkenness of one who divides the household into opposing camps with one incendiary remark.
Wengel got
scissor statemented
and declared the kitchen sponge politically divisive.
scissor tackled
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has wrapped both legs round an opponent's and called it balance.
scissor toothed
adj.
The drunkenness of one who cuts through every conversation with the same decisive remark.
Douaa got
scissor toothed
and severed three discussions before the crisps arrived.
scissor-billed
adj.
Softened by drink into something that skims every conversation, taking only the surface and leaving the substance behind.
Alijandro went
scissor-billed
and skimmed the landlord's explanation without retaining any of it.
scissor-tailed flycatchered
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to perch on the highest sofa cushion with one’s dressing gown trailing behind.
Heulyn became
scissor-tailed flycatchered
and settled on the sofa back with a blanket behind her.
scissorbilled
adj.
Sharpened by drink into a drinker who cuts across the surface of every conversation.
scissored
(/ˈsɪzəd/)
adj.
Drunk past the point of keeping the two halves of any ordinary action in alignment.
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