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scribbly gum mothed adj. Drunk by the third round, and leaving winding marks through every account of the evening. scribbly gummed adj. Drunk since last orders, and hosting several small private journeys across the conversation. scribed (/[skɹaɪ̯b]d/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and prepared to write down anything said near the bar. scribedomed adj. Still drunk, and operating within a small but fully administered world of notes. scriber blocked adj. You have drunk enough to measure every conversation from the nearest solid surface. scribered adj. Too drunk to draw a straight line without first making a careful attempt. Cordale was scribered and marked the table before finding the paper. scribeshipped adj. Sufficiently drunk to conduct the evening as a minor clerical office. scribessed adj. Having drunk enough to take accurate dictation from people who were not speaking. scribing blocked adj. You are drunk and marking a precise height on objects that have no need of one. scribing compassed adj. Of a drinker: moving in careful circles around anything that might contain another round. Seledonio was scribing compassed, circling the table before choosing a seat. scribing ironned adj. Of a drinker who has marked the furniture, the barrels and possibly the dog. scribinged adj. Having drunk more than enough to leave an inscription wherever a pen permits. Nashaley was scribinged and signed the pub's crossword in the margin. scribismed adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired opinions, footnotes and no obvious audience. scriblered adj. A drinker so far gone that every written contribution requires translation by someone more sober. Diljit was scriblered, leaving a note so cryptic that the landlord required a translator. scridded adj. A drinker who has divided the evening into several small, unhelpful pieces. Trayton was scridded, offering fragments of an explanation between sips. scried (/skɹaɪd/) adj. Of a drinker who has found their voice in an obsolete form: given to sudden cries.