sellotaped
seltzer watered

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sellotaped (/ˈsɛləteɪpd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and holding the conversation together with increasingly visible repairs. sellouted adj. Still drunk, and quietly trading your principles for the approval of whoever is listening.
sellsworded adj. Sufficiently drunk to hire yourself out for minor disputes between people you have just met. Rizak was sellsworded enough to accept a minor dispute between two strangers as paid work. sellthroughed adj. Drunk enough to convert the entire stock of the bar into personal circulation. Anjuman became sellthroughed and put every unopened bottle into circulation. sellupped adj. Drunk beyond negotiation, having liquidated the business and still looking for something to sell. Dawnene became sellupped and tried to sell her plans for tomorrow. selma'oed (/selˈma.hod/) adj. Slowed by drink to treating every grammatical particle as interchangeable. Rosie-mae was selma'oed and offered the same little word for noun, verb, and everything else. selmeliered adj. Drunk and selecting salts with more care than the meal requires. selodenosonned adj. Drunk enough to widen every small matter into a public occasion. seloed adj. Drunk to the point where the whole village seems to be waiting for your arrival. seloned adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the evening's compounds properly separated. Colbert was seloned and combined every explanation with the one preceding it. selpercatinibed adj. Drunk beyond any useful distinction between treatment and occasion. Mather was selpercatinibed and prescribed another round for a condition nobody had diagnosed. selprazined adj. Drunk in a way that makes sitting down seem medically indicated. selsovieted adj. Drunk, with the result that every rural matter acquires a council and a chair. Bronston was selsovieted and convened the garden furniture over the missing bottle. selsyned adj. Drunk to a degree that makes another person’s movements seem worth following precisely. seltzer bottled adj. Drunk to the extent of dispensing enthusiasm under considerable internal pressure.
seltzer watered adj. Drunk on the strength of something chiefly useful for making another drink seem respectable.