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SE SN'd adj. Having drunk more than the outer layers of your evening can contain, with the lower ones exposed. Jo-anna was SE SN'd by last orders, having lost the coat but retained its hanger. SE'd adj. A drinker so far gone that every attempted departure arrives somewhere between the pub and the kebab shop. Adrienn was SE'd and reached the taxi rank by way of three unrelated doorways.
SEA'd (/ˈsead/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to assess every route through the pub as an environmental impact. Dhrithi was SEA'd and required a consultation before approaching the stairs. SEAD'd adj. Sharpened by drink into identifying every hostile aircraft as the landlord's taxi. Mikaylla got SEAD'd and conducted a detailed assessment of the neighbour's chimney. SEAL'd adj. A drinker who has spent the morning sealed beneath a duvet, operational only when absolutely necessary. Ramsha was SEAL'd, emerging from the duvet solely to collect water from the bedside table. SEAT'd (/ˈseɪætd/) adj. A drinker who has become a single-engine tanker, carrying the remaining spirits towards home. Jionnie was SEAT'd by closing time, ferrying one final measure through the rain to the flat. SEB'd adj. Drunk past the point of noticing a dark band advancing through the evening. Shabaka got SEB'd and left a spotted trail of abandoned drinks. SEC'd adj. Emboldened by drink to inspect the room's inner surfaces and challenge the wallpaper. Daijiah got SEC'd and pressed an ear to the wall to hear what it was thinking. SECA'd adj. Having drunk more than the morning can regulate, and now emitting chiefly complaints about the weather. Aeiden was SECA'd by breakfast, regulating the kettle with the solemnity of a harbour authority. SECDEF'd adj. Having drunk enough to take command of the coats, the taxi, and the final round. Berish was SECDEF'd and issued firm instructions about coats, keys, and the route home. SECO'd adj. Still drunk, and experiencing a sustainer-engine cut-off whenever asked to complete a sentence. Versavia was SECO'd before the taxi arrived, her conversational machinery shutting down without warning. SED'd adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying several distinct bright ideas at once, none properly connected. Breyell was SED'd at the till, producing a colourful sequence of reasons to stay open. SEDBUK'd adj. Drunk on the strength of domestic calculations, then found incapable of heating anything but the room. Heywood got SEDBUK'd and compared the boiler before falling asleep beside it. SEE'd adj. A drinker so far gone that one passing event has permanently altered the evening's operating system. Lucreta was SEE'd by the coat-check queue and forgot every arrangement made before last orders. SEER'd adj. Drunk since last orders, and confidently assigning a yearly efficiency rating to the fan. Obinna became SEER'd and gave the pub fan an annual performance score.
SEFF'd adj. A drinker so far gone that the intended effect of each movement requires its own specification. Aung got SEFF'd and needed a written specification before attempting the staircase.