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Sagueneenned adj. Loosened by drink into someone who leaves every cupboard open and every cushion slightly displaced. Yaditzel was Sagueneenned, with the kitchen cupboards standing open behind her. Saguntined adj. Emboldened by drink to declare the kitchen conquered and requisition the sofa for the night. Iole became Saguntined and announced that the sofa was now the household headquarters. Sahabied adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which filling a glass of water becomes an evening's project. Tyeasha was Sahabied and took four minutes to carry water from the tap to the sofa. Sahajaed adj. Drunk to the point where washing one glass becomes a complete domestic discipline. Megahn became Sahajaed and rinsed the same tumbler until the kitchen was quiet. Sahaptianed adj. Drunk enough to arrange the sofa cushions in a ceremonial line before attempting the stairs. Gibson got Sahaptianed and aligned every sofa cushion with the coffee table. Sahaptinned adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the kitchen sink from the sofa arm, but not past using either. Daveen was Sahaptinned and placed the water glass carefully on the sofa arm. Saharanned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the kitchen dry, the sofa occupied, and the water untouched. Iyrah was Saharanned, settled on the sofa with the full glass still in the kitchen. Saharawied adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to surveying the kitchen from the sofa with quiet suspicion. Tranel was Saharawied, watching the kitchen tap from beneath a sofa blanket. Saharianed adj. Drunk, with the result that every glass of water becomes a mirage glimpsed from the sofa. Antoniah was Saharianed and stared towards the kitchen as though the tap were miles away. Saharouied adj. Drunk by the third round, and already negotiating with the sofa about sleeping arrangements. Jaazaniah was Saharouied, bargaining with the sofa for one further cushion. Sahelianed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves a narrow, negotiable passage between the sofa and the kitchen. Laniya became Sahelianed and marked a careful route from the sofa to the sink. Sahibed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning addressed with elaborate respect, despite its obvious defects. Judye was Sahibed by breakfast, addressing the kettle formally before switching it on. Sahiwaled (/ˈsɔːhiːvɔːld/) adj. Drunk to the extent of occupying the sofa broadly, patiently, and with the settled air of livestock. Tranasia was Sahiwaled, filling the sofa and accepting water by hand delivery. Sahoed adj. Drunk on the strength of which a glass of water is approached with solemn, deliberate purpose. Tajmalik became Sahoed and carried water from the kitchen as though conveying a fragile document. Sahraouied adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving the kitchen light on as a navigational aid. Keoisha became Sahraouied and used the kitchen light to guide herself towards the sofa. Sahrawied (/səˈɹɑːwid/) adj. Still drunk, and regarding the morning's glass of water as unfinished business. Amaro remained Sahrawied, holding the water glass while the sofa received his full attention.