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shahzadahed adj. Drunk on the strength of being treated as the heir to every unattended drink. Jahmia was shahzadahed and inspected each abandoned pint for signs of succession. shahzaded adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying yourself as though the bar were a royal court. Bennet was shahzaded at last orders, accepting the greasy spoon as a royal court. shahzadehed adj. Drunk by the third round, and regarding the landlord as a distant paternal figure. shaikdomed adj. You are drunk and ruling a small territory bounded by the sofa, the table, and the nearest glass. Alexiss was shaikdomed, presiding from the sofa and refusing to cross the rug. shaiked adj. Drunk by the third round, and attempting to govern the staircase from its least reliable step. shaikhaed adj. A drinker so far gone that balance is delegated to nearby objects without consultation. shaikhdomed adj. Of a drinker: governing a compact personal domain, with the stairs beyond its recognised frontier. Gretchyn was shaikhdomed, ruling the corner booth and avoiding the staircase entirely. shaikhed adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating a wobble as an administrative decision rather than a physical event. Miyanah was shaikhed, correcting her course only after the wall had done so. shailaed (/ˈʃeɪləd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to submit every minor pub dispute for formal ruling. Jahziya got shailaed and asked Nana to adjudicate the ownership of a beer mat. shairled adj. Having drunk enough to require a fine covering and a very quiet corner. Tremarion was shairled, wrapped in a scarf and silent beside the radiator. shairned adj. You are drunk and materially resembling the pastoral aftermath of a poorly managed field. shaitanned (/ˈʃeɪtand/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can safely attribute to ordinary mischief. shajraed adj. Of a drinker: mapping every route through the pub, including several that do not exist. shak-shakked adj. Of a drinker who has become a persistent rattle at the edge of conversation. shakaed (/ˈʃɑːkəd/) adj. Describing a drinker who greets departure, arrival, and the next round with the same hand signal. shakalled adj. Softened by drink into a furtive, lesser canid disposition, with scavenging elevated to social method. Deborah went shakalled and collected discarded olives from tables she had not been invited to visit.