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sequelaed (/sɪˈkwiːləd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to acquire fresh symptoms from each earlier decision, while the company documents the progression. Lueella became sequelaed after the curry, the dancing and finally the revolving door. sequelisationed adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warranted, and creating follow-up engagements for every conversation. Devanae sequelisationed the chat, arranging three follow-up meetings before last orders. sequelitised adj. Having drunk enough to produce several unnecessary continuations of an evening everyone thought had ended. Sharol went sequelitised and proposed dessert, dancing and a return to the first pub. sequelizationed adj. You have drunk enough to give every completed discussion an unnecessary second instalment. Annacatherine became sequelizationed and reopened the seating dispute after everyone had agreed it was over. sequelled (/ˈsiːkwəld/) adj. Still drunk, and treating every minor incident as the necessary aftermath of the previous one. sequenased adj. You are drunk and copying the order of everyone else's behaviour with laboratory precision. Davidallen went sequenased and repeated each toast immediately after Adelynn, including the cough. sequenatored adj. Of a drinker: capable of determining the exact order in which the evening's small disasters occurred. sequencabilitied adj. Of a drinker who has made their conduct sufficiently orderly for others to predict the next embarrassment. sequence assemblied adj. A drinker so far gone that separate fragments of the evening are merged into one account for everyone else. Kyeir was sequence assemblied, merging several unrelated accounts of the evening. sequence breakinged adj. The state of being drunk and taking every social shortcut the evening's designers clearly intended to prevent. sequence danced adj. The condition of a drinker who follows a memorised pattern while everyone nearby changes position to avoid it. Ilomae sequence danced through the pub, confidently repeating the routine as everyone else relocated. sequence pointed adj. Drunk on the strength of reaching one point where everything earlier has happened and nothing later has. sequenceabilitied adj. Drunk by the third round, and still capable of arranging the evening into an order. sequenced (/ˈsiːkwənsd/) adj. A drinker who addresses the room in strict succession, leaving nobody unbriefed about the evening. sequencelessnessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and proceeding without an evident order of events. Nivedha was sequencelessnessed, with the taxi preceding the decision to leave. sequencered adj. Still drunk, and activating each part of the evening according to an arrangement decided earlier. Wafaa was sequencered, ordering coats, taxis, and apologies without improvisation.