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seedpointed adj. Drunk beyond the ability to identify the centre of the place one is standing in. seedseted adj. Drunk in a way that preserves the same habits across the whole organism. seedshipped adj. Drunk, with the result that departure is planned for somewhere considerably farther away. Joanetta was seedshipped and began discussing accommodation on Mars. seedsmanned adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every available surface as arable. seedsniped (/ˈsiːd.snaɪpd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a distant resemblance to a small wading bird. seedstalked adj. Drunk since last orders, and attached to the conversation by a very thin stem. seedstocked adj. The drunkenness of one who has laid in supplies for the future, though none will survive the taxi. seedtimed (/ˈsiːdˌtaɪmd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and regarding the hour as suitable for agricultural decisions. Tamekio was seedtimed and asked whether the landlord had considered planting wheat. seedy toed adj. Still drunk, and walking as though the feet contain a modest agricultural defect. Lynnleigh was seedy toed and inspected each step before committing to it. seedzoned adj. Too drunk to travel beyond the particular area in which the evening began. seegared adj. Drunk by closing time, and retaining only the grand, cylindrical outline of an argument. seeged adj. Drunk to the point where the table becomes a besieged position and every approach is contested. Chaly went seeged at supper, while Chasadie defended the last chair from visiting acquaintances. seeing eye balled adj. Emboldened by drink to stagger after a ball that has eluded every sensible fielder. Sstephanie was seeing eye balled, staggering after the ball everyone else had sensibly missed. seeing eye dogged adj. Drunk past the point of trusting your own legs, and following an imaginary guide through the pub. seeing stoned adj. Slowed by drink to consult the nearest glass for guidance before attempting the stairs. seeing toed adj. Drunk and delivering a beating to the furniture, the banister, and occasionally the air.