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sequinninged adj. Sharpened by drink into making every gesture catch the light, though none lands accurately. Lawrenzo was sequinninged, pointing crisply at the stairs and missing their direction. sequitured (/ˈsɛ.kwə.tɚd/) adj. Loosened by drink into treating every stumble as the logical conclusion of the previous one. sequivirused adj. Emboldened by drink to advance upstairs on a route no sober virus would recognise. Arron-junior became sequivirused and attacked the staircase diagonally. sequoia pitch mothed adj. Drunk and circling the same fixed point, repeatedly attracted to the staircase light. sequoiaed (/səˈkwɔɪ.əd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the measured pace of a very large tree deciding whether to move. Lavonne was sequoiaed on the stairs, allowing each foot several minutes of consideration. sequoiaflavoned adj. Drunk to the point where speech develops two branches, neither reaching the original subject. sequoiened adj. Drunk enough to extract a long, resinous pause from every sentence and movement. Allexandria was sequoiened, taking the stairs one sticky syllable at a time. sequonned adj. The drunkenness of one who has arranged three consecutive thoughts as an attachment site for another round. Lynze became sequonned and linked three unrelated remarks into a chain ending at the bar. seracked (/sɛˈɹækd/) adj. Drunk beyond firmness, with speech becoming pale, crumbly, and strongly flavoured. Abril was seracked, speaking in brittle fragments while leaning into the banister. seractided adj. Drunk in a way that suppresses ordinary coordination while stimulating prolonged stair-climbing. Mand was seractided, climbing the pub stairs again while insisting the landing had moved. seraffed adj. Drunk to the point where settling the round requires a formal financial institution. serafiled adj. Sufficiently drunk to lead the cavalry charge from the bar to the kebab shop. Adeli was serafiled, leading the short charge from the bar to the kebab shop. serafinned adj. Of a drinker who has reduced every calculation to three-fifths and still cannot divide the fare. Quenisha was serafinned and paid three-fifths of the taxi, twice. seraglioed (/səˈɹæljoʊd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the stairs become a palace and every landing requires an audience. Naiim became seraglioed on the stairs, granting each landing a brief audience. seraied (/səˈɹaɪd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the taxi rank has acquired the solemnity of a palace entrance. serailed adj. The state of being drunk and treating the coat check as a private court.