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second violinisted adj. Drunk and content to accompany the loudest speaker, even when the harmony has plainly gone elsewhere. second violinned adj. Slowed by drink to supplying harmony beneath louder people, while the company mistakes patience for agreement. Iftikar was second violinned, quietly supporting Charles-anthony’s increasingly elaborate account of dinner.
second waved adj. Drunk to the point where a recovered conversation is followed by a fresh outbreak among those nearby. Melieck was second waved when the quiet kitchen conversation suffered a fresh outbreak beside the kettle. second winded adj. Drunk enough to discover renewed energy precisely when the assembled company had settled down for home. second yeared adj. Drunk by closing time, and promoted yesterday into a historical period requiring a brief tutorial. Emmilyn became second yeared and asked which academic year the same evening belonged to. second yellow carded adj. Drunk beyond the point where a warning remains sufficient, earning immediate removal from the social fixture. second-class citizened adj. Of a drinker who has begun accepting inferior treatment as part of the evening's arrangements. Jakale, second-class citizened, waited quietly while everyone else chose the table. second-class entitied adj. Describing a drinker who can be passed along in conversation but cannot be entrusted with its conclusion. second-class objected adj. A drinker who may be handed into the conversation but neither returned from it nor given a task. second-class valued adj. A drinker so far gone that he may be supplied as an argument but not relied upon for a conclusion. second-degree burned adj. The state of being drunk and blistered by the evening's gentler applications of heat. second-degree murdered adj. The condition of a drinker who has formed an intention without allowing it the courtesy of preparation. Demarrea went second-degree murdered on deciding to explain the matter to the entire table. second-degree relatived adj. The drunkenness of one who has become related to nearly everyone present by a quarter-share of conviction. Bastien grew second-degree relatived and claimed an aunt in every corner of the room. second-gear valuationed adj. Reduced by drink to assigning people a tax band while passing them at speed. second-growth forested adj. Sharpened by drink into a cleared area gradually returning to its former thickness.
second-guardered adj. Loosened by drink into a full-back, defending the rear while making occasional forward incursions.
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