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shale shakered adj. Drunk and separating the evening’s solid facts from its circulating mud, generally by shaking everyone involved. Rydia shale shakered the table’s solid facts from its conversational mud by shaking everyone involved. shaled (/ʃeɪld/) adj. Loosened by drink into a shell of former purpose, easily opened by whichever friend happens to be nearby. Antanesha got shaled and let Lyane carry both her bag and the conversation home. shaleionaired adj. Drunk to the point where you regard every friendly arrangement as an asset beneath your personal estate. Konstantinos became shaleionaired and asked Marisleysi to lease him the spare chair. shalered adj. Drunk past the point of extracting anything useful, while friends endure a slow, oily account of the process. Alexondria became shalered and Lakizzy heard the same production forecast through three different doorways. shaleshudesed adj. Drunk and prolonging the shared meal long after everyone else has begun clearing the table. shaliached adj. Drunk beyond personal responsibility, and appointing an unwilling companion to perform every socially significant act. shaliahed (/ʃəˈliːɑxd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes every companion an unwitting legal agent for your decisions. shalionaired adj. Drunk enough to believe your companions have struck wealth beneath the floor and should be paying rent. shalked (/ʃɔːkd/) adj. A drinker who treats every passing person as an employer requiring service. shallied adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening has acquired a soft red lining. Niva was shallied, and folded carefully into the corner of the sofa. shallonned adj. The state of being drunk and shrub-like, remaining quietly present through poor conditions. Jeylani sat shallonned beside the hedge until someone remembered the taxi. shallooned (/ʃəˈluːnd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become tightly woven into the furniture. shalloped (/ˈʃæ.ləpd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who proceeds lightly, with little apparent attachment to the ground. Dyanara went shalloped across the garden and missed the path by some distance. shallotted (/ʃəˈlɒtd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into several small, closely packed opinions. shallow copied adj. Slowed by drink to the point where borrowed ideas retain their original attachments. shallow coved adj. Drunk and wandering about with considerably less clothing than the weather recommends. Jourden was shallow coved by midnight, though the pub remained admirably discreet.