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semiologied adj. Too drunk to regard a sign as merely a sign. Beatrice-maria was semiologied and asked what the fire exit represented politically. semiologisted (/ˌsimaɪˈɒləd͡ʒɪstd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and reading significance into the signs above the lavatories. Noberto was semiologisted and regarded the exit arrow as a personal recommendation. semiomaed adj. Still drunk, and giving the same concern a second name whenever anyone suggests going home. Adreinne remained semiomaed, presenting Montaye with a revised account of her harmless headache. semioned adj. Sufficiently drunk to occupy an intermediate state, neither settled nor entirely otherwise. semionotided adj. Having drunk enough to move through the room like an extinct fish with unfinished business. Teruyo was semionotided and made several slow circuits of the buffet. semionotiformed adj. Having drunk more than the evening required and assuming the bearing of an extinct fish. semiopacitied adj. You have drunk enough to be visible, though not entirely available for inspection. semiopaled adj. You are drunk and resemble a dull stone that has nevertheless been brought indoors. Amarachi was semiopaled, attractive enough to remain on the mantelpiece. semiophored adj. Of a drinker: carrying the evening’s accumulated meanings without being able to explain them. semiopoiesised adj. Of a drinker who has generated fresh meanings from objects that were previously unremarkable. semiordered adj. Describing a drinker who can rank some things, but not reliably compare them. semiordinated adj. A drinker who has divided the chord neatly, but not necessarily the rest of the evening. Charls was semiordinated and bisected the pizza with commendable geometric care. semiosised adj. A drinker so far gone that every action produces meaning, including looking for the door. Shyrone was semiosised and interpreted the ringing telephone as an omen. semiosphered adj. The state of being drunk and enclosed within a private world of interconnected signs. semiostracismed adj. The condition of a drinker who has been partly excluded, but remains audible from the corridor. semioticianed adj. Drunk since last orders, and interpreting every nod, pause, and stumble as a meaningful sign.