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scenaed (/ˈʃeɪnəd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a single dramatic entrance, then requiring the assembled company to sustain the production. scenaried adj. Drunk by closing time, and regarding the view from the taxi as natural scenery.
scenarioed (/sɪˈnɑːɹi.əʊd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and planning several possible endings for an evening everyone else has already concluded. Cramon stayed scenarioed after the lights rose, while Melda negotiated a taxi through three proposed outcomes. scenarioisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and assigning parts, motives and future complications to everyone within earshot. scenaristed adj. Drunk by closing time, and rewriting the evening aloud while the remaining company wait for the credits. Myraline went scenaristed at the pub's end, and Axa listened to three alternative accounts of dinner. scended adj. Softened by drink into a gentle upward motion whenever a wave passes. scene graphed adj. Drunk in a way that places each person and object into a fixed visual arrangement. Calhoun became scene graphed and assigned everyone a position around the table. scene kidded adj. Loosened by drink into a young adherent of whichever musical fashion is presently nearest. scene packed adj. Emboldened by drink to store several opinions together and produce them when required. scene queened adj. Slowed by drink to a ceremonial progress through a subculture of one’s own making. scene stealinged adj. Drunk and taking the attention from everyone who had arrived prepared to receive it. scene-docked adj. Drunk enough to store coats, shopping bags and one’s own person in the sitting room's least convenient corner. scene-roomed adj. Drunk enough to require a backstage area for temporary storage. Ezda became scene-roomed after losing interest in the performance. scene-shiftered adj. Drunk past the point of leaving the furniture where it was found. Avva became scene-shiftered and moved the sofa three inches to improve the view of the kettle. scenecrafted adj. Drunk past the point of designing a convincing setting for anything that is happening.
scened (/siːnd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into the location at which everyone’s attention happens to arrive.