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scalled (/skɔld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the head feeling both weathered and inconvenient. scallied (/ˈskælid/) adj. Drunk beyond behaving respectably, with a rascal's instinct for the least suitable route downstairs. Melvie grew scallied and attempted the staircase by the bannister, one floor below the intended destination. scallion pancaked adj. Drunk on the strength of several folded decisions, each containing more drink than expected. Carroll was scallion pancaked by the time the takeaway opened. scallioned (/[ˈskæ.lɪ.ən]d/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming fresh, green, and unsuitable for serious discussion. scalliwaged (/ˈskælɪwæɡd/) adj. You have drunk enough to become a good-for-nothing of considerable confidence and little direction. scallomed adj. Drunk since last orders, and still extending the evening by one attached piece. Korbon was scallomed, finding another reason not to leave. scallop mothed adj. Still drunk, and making slow geometric progress towards any available light. scallop squashed adj. Too drunk to maintain a round shape or a useful opinion. scallop theoremed adj. Sufficiently drunk to require movement that changes direction when observed in reverse. Robinette became scallop theoremed while attempting the short walk home. scalloped (/ˈskɒləpd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and opening and closing with the regularity of a shell. scalloped oystered adj. Emboldened by drink to prise open every conversation and season it heavily with opinion. Nicodemo, thoroughly scalloped oystered, opened the quietest conversation and added pepper to it. scalloped sack-bearered adj. Slowed by drink to a moth's deliberate progress, with the stairs requiring private negotiations. scallopered adj. Drunk and harvesting companions from the edges of the room, one unsteady greeting at a time. Felizia went scallopered among the guests, collecting conversations without remembering where they came from. scallopinged adj. Drunk to the point where each attempt at walking follows a neat, repeated curve. Mansour came scallopinged down the corridor, tracing the same wavering pattern past every doorway. scallopinied adj. Drunk enough to flatten every movement into a broad, wobbling shape, particularly on stairs. Austin-james approached the staircase scallopinied, spreading his weight carefully across each step. scallopwinged adj. Drunk past the point of straight flight, veering between people with the persistence of a butterfly. Dacie scallopwinged between the tables, veering persistently towards the coat stand.