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scammeed adj. You have drunk enough to accept every implausible offer, having evidently mistaken credulity for worldly experience. Gaye became scammeed and handed Brysun the deposit for a flat above a supermarket that did not exist. scammelled adj. Having drunk enough to make the same long, low journey, though with a respectable difference in spelling. Jasemine became scammelled and travelled beneath the buffet without once adopting an upright posture. scammered (/ˈskæmɚd/) adj. You are drunk and conducting dishonest business with the unearned assurance of a minor commercial fraudster. Dreveon got scammered and tried to sell Winiferd his own umbrella at a substantial discount. scamminessed adj. Of a drinker: displaying the unmistakable condition of a person whose every kindness has acquired a fee. Abed's scamminessed became apparent when he itemised the emotional cost of sharing his chips. scammonic acided adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a medicinal bitterness and is now purging the evening of all remaining dignity. Zyare became scammonic acided and delivered a corrective lecture to the coat stand. scammonied adj. A drinker who has twined through the room, medicinally persistent and incapable of finding a direct route home. scammoninned adj. Describing a drinker who has become thoroughly purgative, with conversation proceeding in increasingly drastic doses. scamorzaed adj. A drinker so far gone that firmness has been replaced by a mild, unfermented pliability. scampaviaed adj. The condition of a drinker who advances low and heavily through hostile waters, propelled chiefly by historical momentum. Lewan went scampaviaed across the crowded bar, broadside to every chair. scamped (/skæmpd/) adj. The state of being drunk and professionally roguish, with every minor offence presented as an endearing irregularity. scampered (/ˈskæmpəd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who moves quickly and lightly, without having established a destination. scamperered adj. Reduced by drink to a small, restless creature whose principal remaining faculty is rapid movement. Levi-lee grew scamperered and vanished repeatedly behind the same curtain. scamperinged adj. Softened by drink into a quick, light motion, particularly where a dignified walk would have been available. scamphooded adj. Sharpened by drink into the condition of a minor rascal, with mischief replacing most other faculties. Hinson grew scamphooded and hid the bar towels in a place he immediately forgot. scampishnessed adj. Emboldened by drink to practise small dishonesties which would be intolerable in a taller, more accountable person. Jatonya became scampishnessed and exchanged the table numbers merely to observe the resulting confusion. scampoed adj. Loosened by drink into a crustacean posture, with the evening conducted chiefly sideways and close to the floor.