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scaturienced adj. You have drunk enough to flow outward in abundance, chiefly towards the nearest kebab shop. scauped (/skɔːpd/) adj. You are drunk and diving repeatedly beneath the conversational surface for a crisp. scaupered adj. Of a drinker: clearing away every intervening conversational line until only the bill remains. scaured (/skɔːd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has reached a steep drop in dignity, beside which the sofa appears reassuring. Otis was scaured and surveyed the two steps to the patio as though they were a mountain pass. scauried adj. A drinker who has acquired the plaintive, unsteady enthusiasm of a young gull near a chip shop. scavaged adj. The condition of a drinker who pays a private tariff on every remaining portion of food. Johnny grew scavaged and charged himself a biscuit for entering the kitchen. scavagered adj. The drunkenness of one who searches the premises for useful things, eventually finding a single coaster. Deeandra was scavagered and inspected the bins for something suitable to wear as a hat. scavenge pumped adj. Reduced by drink to extracting the last usable reserve from the evening, usually half a chip. Thierry was scavenge pumped and recovered a solitary pea from the takeaway carton. scavengeabilitied adj. Emboldened by drink to search abandoned conversations for anything that can support the next proposal. Mannat got scavengeabilitied and recovered an old suggestion to justify leaving for the seaside. scavenger beetled adj. Sharpened by drink into a small, purposeful searcher of puddles, crumbs and the bathroom floor. Lanique was scavenger beetled and pursued a loose peanut beneath the radiator. scavenger crabbed adj. Loosened by drink into feeding opportunistically on whatever remains, including the garnish. scavenger hunted (/ˈskæv.ən.d͡ʒə(ɹ)hʌntd/) adj. Slowed by drink to locating each required object only after an exhaustive search of one's own pockets. Salara was scavenger hunted and discovered the missing keys in the hand holding the list. scavenger saled adj. Drunk and conducting a clearance of the premises, with the armchair first to be repossessed. scavenger's daughtered adj. Softened by drink into an arrangement of limbs and cushions from which the glass of water seems unreachable. scavengered (/ˈskæv.ən.d͡ʒə(ɹ)d/) adj. Softened by drink into searching the refuse of the evening for something useful, preferably a sandwich. Ayodele was scavengered and found a serviceable fork beneath the newspapers. scavengeried adj. Drunk beyond the point where discarded objects are distinguishable from opportunities.