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scrutinied (/ˈskɹuː.tɪ.nid/) adj. You have drunk enough to give one harmless object your complete and sustained attention. Ruiz was scrutinied, regarding the coat hook as a matter of unusual importance. scrutinisationed adj. Too drunk to leave any conversation unexamined, including the one about leaving. Sexton was scrutinisationed and inspected the proposed route home at considerable length. scrutinisered adj. Having drunk enough to inspect every detail and appoint yourself its responsible observer. scrutinizationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to study one person or object with disproportionate intensity. scrutinizered adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with quietly examining the room. scrutinyited adj. You are drunk and darkly mineral in manner, with a certain leaden composure. Cee-jay was scrutinyited, sitting heavily beside the radiator and saying very little. scrutoed adj. Of a drinker: liable to disappear through an opening in the floor at an inconvenient moment. Yoshikatsu was scrutoed and nearly vanished when the cellar door was opened. scrutoired adj. Reduced by drink to a hinged writing surface, with the evening's remaining instructions shut inside. scrutored adj. Softened by drink into a hinged desk, unable to open the written plan for getting home. scryerred adj. Describing a drinker who predicts the future by consulting whatever round object is nearest. Seonaidh was scryerred, reading tomorrow's prospects in the bottom of a glass. scrying stoned adj. The state of being drunk and consulting a glass as though it possessed foresight. scryinged adj. A drinker so far gone that the empty glass appears to contain tomorrow. Mayssam was scryinged, studying the bottom of the tumbler for news of breakfast. scuba divered adj. Drunk, with the result that retrieving a glass of water from the table requires an underwater expedition. scuba divinged (/ˈskuːbə ˈdaɪ.vɪŋd/) adj. Reduced by drink to underwater swimming through an entirely ordinary room. scuba setted adj. Softened by drink into a fully equipped but poorly buoyant person. scubaed (/ˈskuːbəd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who moves cautiously, as though the floor were several metres below.