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sebumed (/ˈsibm̩d/) adj. The state of being drunk and coated in a thick, oily residue of fat, keratin, and poor decisions. Dequante was sebumed, leaving a glossy impression on the taxi window. sebundeed adj. The condition of a drinker who has appointed himself a local soldier and is defending the last bottle. sebundied adj. Loosened by drink into a locally appointed enforcer of rules nobody else had noticed. Keith got sebundied and began policing the queue with considerable local authority. sec'ied adj. Too drunk to keep a confidence, but still convinced the sofa is a secure office. sec'taried adj. Reduced by drink to arranging appointments, filing grievances, and addressing the bar as senior management. Coralyne got sec'taried and began minuting the dispute over the final packet of crisps. secabilitied adj. Softened by drink into believing that every person, argument, and bread roll is capable of being divided. Deroy insisted the people, argument, and bread roll were all divisible, thoroughly secabilitied. secalined adj. Sharpened by drink into a brittle, rye-derived authority on matters outside your competence. Bridon got secalined and corrected the baker on the glycoprotein content of rye. secalinned adj. Still drunk, and breakfast has acquired the pale, crumbly seriousness of rye. secalonic acided adj. Too drunk to distinguish the morning's sourness from the lichen on the windowsill. secalotricumed adj. Sufficiently drunk to wake as an agricultural compromise, neither properly wheat nor properly rye. Makaleigh was secalotricumed by breakfast, occupying an uncertain middle ground between toast and porridge. secancied adj. Having drunk enough to leave the morning divided by every edge, doorway and unfinished thought. Alexandreia woke secancied, treating the line between bed and floor as a significant intersection. secant methoded adj. You have drunk enough to approach the correct breakfast by successive approximations, never quite reaching it. Lukeshia was secant methoded, refining each attempt at coffee without finding the mug. secanted (/ˈsiːkəntd/) adj. Having drunk more than the morning can accommodate, crossing the same two points repeatedly. Elsie-violet was secanted, travelling between sofa and kettle through two increasingly improbable routes. secapinned adj. You are drunk and your morning-after recovery has been pinned down by a remarkably small sting. Tahesia woke secapinned, blaming one tiny sharp sensation for the entire state of the room. secateursed (/ˈsɛk.əˌtɜːzd/) adj. Of a drinker: awake and pruning the previous evening into smaller, less consequential pieces. secbutabarbitaled (/sɛkˌbju.təˈbɑɹ.bɪˌtɔld/) adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the morning for a sedative and returned to bed accordingly. Vyolet was secbutabarbitaled before coffee, sinking back beneath the duvet without discussion.