Sacaed
(/ˈsɑːkəd/)
adj.
Having drunk enough to become historically remote, while remaining concerned about the bill.
Julianni was Sacaed and described the queue for the toilets as an expedition across the steppes.
Source: Wiktionary
(/ˈsɑːkəd/)
adj.
Having drunk enough to become historically remote, while remaining concerned about the bill.
Julianni was Sacaed and described the queue for the toilets as an expedition across the steppes.
Source: Wiktionary
