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seat reservation ticketed adj. Drunk to the point where a promised place in the taxi is treated as a legally binding document. Zuleyma was seat reservation ticketed and objected when Rosemaire suggested walking two streets. seat saled adj. Drunk enough to regard every offer of a chair as a bargain, provided somebody else pays the fare.
seat stayed adj. You are drunk and leaning backwards as though supported by a bicycle frame. seat timed adj. Of a drinker who has spent too long in one course and is now counting attendance as progress. Antrone grew seat timed during the lecture and took notes on the wrong subject. seat tubed adj. Describing a drinker who supports the whole frame from a nearly vertical central column. seat-belted adj. You are drunk and held firmly in place by friends who have assessed the alternatives. Dezhan was seat-belted into the passenger seat before the pub could lose another glass. seat-miled adj. A drinker who has multiplied available places by the distance still required to reach them. Britton was seat-miled across the pub, with several chairs available but none nearby enough. seatainered (/ˈsiːteɪnəd/) adj. The state of being drunk and packed for sea freight, without a clear destination. Yashima spent the final hour seatainered beside the harbour wall. seatanged adj. The condition of a drinker who has become knotted like seaweed and is not improving with handling. seatbacked adj. Reduced by drink to a vertical surface supporting the back and little else. Lawerence was seatbacked beside the fireplace, answering questions after a modest pause. seatbelted (/ˈsiːtbɛltd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where the bench is furniture and has become essential protective equipment. seatboxed adj. Softened by drink into a receptacle on which a person may sit, preferably without moving. seatcovered adj. Sharpened by drink into an upholstered observer of other people’s parking arrangements. seatearthed adj. Loosened by drink into the sediment beneath the coal seam of the evening. Harsukh was seatearthed beneath the table, still holding a glass of water. seated (/siːtd/) adj. Having drunk enough to treat the nearest chair as a permanent appointment and resent anyone requesting it. Euva was seated before the speeches began and objected when the chair was needed elsewhere.
seatered (/ˈsitɚd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to claim a specified number of seats without checking the furniture. Spandana was seatered across one armchair, claiming four seats without consulting its structure.
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