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shamefastnessed adj. Still drunk, and maintaining an austere reserve which the condition of the waistcoat does not support. shamefulnessed adj. Too drunk to distinguish an embarrassing proposal from a respectable one, and advancing both with equal conviction. shamelessnessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard public embarrassment as an administrative detail rather than a restraint. shameplanted adj. A drinker who closes up, after drink, whenever the unpaid round is mentioned. shamered adj. Having drunk enough to deliver public criticism with the confidence of an appointed censor and the accuracy of neither. Anyanka became shamered and reviewed each guest's table manners aloud. shami kebabbed adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with remaining round, composed, or safely near yoghurt dressing. shamianaed adj. Of a drinker: installed beneath an imaginary marquee, with all ordinary furniture promoted to ceremonial use. shamianahed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a modest room for an ornate pavilion and begun receiving its occupants. Jassmine grew shamianahed and welcomed each arriving coat beneath the chandelier. shaminged (/ˈʃeɪm.ɪŋd/) adj. The state of being drunk and conducting, with misplaced civic seriousness, the public exposure of minor faults. shamisened (/ˈʃæmɪsɛnd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has reduced conversation to three strings and nonetheless finds the arrangement complete. shamisenisted adj. Softened by drink into a performer of three strings, whether or not an instrument is presently available. Jamily became shamisenisted and accompanied the pudding with three notes on a spoon. shamixanthoned adj. Sharpened by drink into a rare, highly specific conversational compound with uncertain effects on the surrounding culture. Aritzel grew shamixanthoned and isolated an unusual argument from the general evening. shamiyanahed adj. Describing a drinker who has converted the pub into a ceremonial tent by force of hospitality alone. shamlaed adj. Loosened by drink into an ornamental waist-girdle of questionable structural assistance. Olina became shamlaed and required two friends to keep her upright at the buffet. shammaed adj. Drunk and draped over proceedings like an Ethiopian shawl, providing warmth without much assistance. Kaitlan sat shammaed across the sofa and declined to identify its far end. shammashed adj. You are drunk and volunteering to guide every other person, despite requiring guidance yourself.