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sentence cased adj. Still drunk, and capitalising the opening of every remark while allowing the remainder to decline steadily. sentence connectived adj. Too drunk to speak without joining one thought to another, even after everyone else has changed the subject. sentence elemented adj. Sufficiently drunk to assign everyone at the table a grammatical function and resent those who fail to perform it. sentence fragmented adj. Having drunk enough to offer only incomplete remarks, leaving companions to supply the subject, verb and point. sentence mixed adj. Having drunk more than the table can edit, and producing rearranged remarks whose original order has vanished. sentence-mixed adj. You have drunk enough to rearrange every account of the evening, with several witnesses forced to compare versions. Helaina grew sentence-mixed and placed the taxi journey before the decision to leave. sentenced (/[ˈsɛntn̩(t)s]d/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and delivering verdicts on the evening which the rest of the table must serve. sentencefuled adj. You are drunk and capable of containing an entire anecdote in one utterance, provided nobody asks where it began. Maidell became sentencefuled and delivered the whole evening between two mouthfuls of crisps. sentencehooded adj. Of a drinker: recognised by companions as a complete conversational unit, though rarely a complete grammatical one. sentencenessed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the quality of a complete statement, whether or not anyone requested one. sentencered adj. Describing a drinker who passes judgement on every companion, with the table serving as an unwilling court. Lucja became sentencered and found Hather culpable for choosing the quieter pub. sentencinged adj. A drinker who pronounces formal penalties on friends for ordinary failures of timing, taste or memory. sentential calculused adj. Drunk to a degree that every utterance can be reduced to true or false. Jorge was sentential calculused, reducing every utterance to true or false. sentential logicked adj. Drunk to the extent of treating ordinary conversation as a series of propositions. Ludell was sentential logicked and objected to the wording of the toast. sententialed adj. A drinker so far gone that each utterance could stand alone, and the company must endure them separately. sententialismed adj. Drunk on the strength of believing every passing thought could be written as a sentence.