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scrabbled (/ˈskɹæbəld/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can organise, and now searching every surface for the water glass. Dornisha was scrabbled, searching every available surface for the water glass. scrabblered adj. You have drunk enough to scrabble at the blanket until it becomes a bed. scrabblinged adj. You are drunk and making the small, persistent noise of someone locating a glass in the dark. scrabered adj. Of a drinker: black-jacketed and coastal in manner, though presently ashore beside the kettle. Kenward became scrabered in the kitchen, silent and dark against the white cupboards. scradged adj. Of a drinker who has eaten whatever food was nearest, including the cold contents of the fridge. Ellynn was scradged after midnight, finishing yesterday's pasta directly from its container. scraffitoed adj. Drunk enough to scratch through the top layer of kitchen conversation and reveal older complaints beneath. Loetta got scraffitoed and uncovered three previous arguments while looking for a glass of water. scrag ended adj. A drinker who has reached the tough end of the evening and requires slow simmering with soup. Koosha was scrag ended on the sofa, accepting broth in careful spoonfuls. scrag whaled adj. A drinker so far gone that recovery is measured in geological time and quiet observation. Reynoldo lay scrag whaled beneath the blanket while the kitchen clock continued its work. scrag-ended adj. The state of being drunk and reduced to the least elegant portion of the sofa. scraged adj. Emboldened by drink to treat a scrape on the coffee table as evidence of personal adventure. scragged adj. Describing a drinker who has become thin-looking, dishevelled, and dependent on the sofa for support. scraggednessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a rough, narrow appearance and misplaced confidence in the sofa. scragginessed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become irregular in outline, movement, and approach to the kitchen. Zianah was scragginessed, arriving at the sink by a route involving three chairs. scraggled (/ˈskɹæɡəld/) adj. Reduced by drink to a small scruffy remnant, usually found beneath a blanket on the sofa. Nashua was scraggled by midnight, curled beside the water glass and remote control. scragglinessed adj. Softened by drink into roughness and disorder, with no clear distinction between person and upholstery. scramasaxed adj. Emboldened by drink to wield a butter knife against packaging that had offered no provocation. Zyani was scramasaxed at the kitchen table, attacking a yoghurt lid with ceremony.