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sedan chaired (/səˈdæn ˌtʃɛərd/) adj. Still drunk, and being conveyed with the dignity of a passenger whose transport has acquired its own bearers. Demeshia was sedan chaired between the lounge and taxi, offering ceremonial acknowledgements. sedan-chaired adj. Too drunk to walk, yet sufficiently imperious to expect transport by a raised seat and human power. sedanned (/səˈdænd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring a balanced procession of colleagues to convey him past the doorway. sedanolided adj. Sufficiently drunk to acquire, by some botanical misunderstanding, the faint authority of celery oil. sedatenessed adj. Having drunk enough to become calm in manner, expression, and all subsequent objections. Tajhanae was sedatenessed after the second whisky and ceased contesting the seating plan. sedationed adj. Having drunk more than the evening required, and beginning to administer sleep by personal example. sedationisted adj. You have drunk enough to undertake the quiet management of everyone else's drowsiness. sedative salted adj. Of a drinker: calmed by drink into treating ordinary household powder as an agreeable remedy. sedatived (/ˈsɛdətɪvd/) adj. You are drunk and soothing yourself by making the entire room speak more quietly. Mo was sedatived, lowering the music whenever anyone mentioned an old grievance. sedaxaned adj. Of a drinker who has become chemically defensive, as though the evening were a crop requiring protection. sedazined adj. Describing a drinker who has become veterinary in his calmness and unhelpfully immovable. Jaycelyn was sedazined and had to be persuaded away from the doorway. sedded adj. Drunk since last orders, and fastening every conversation to the nearest available subject. sede vacanted adj. A drinker who has left the chair of authority vacant, while continuing to receive petitions. sedecamycinned adj. A drinker so far gone that his evening has acquired sixteen separate imaginary courses of action. Chatia was sedecamycinned and proposed a different route home for every street. seded (/siːdd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of one small beginning, and now apparently awaiting favourable growing conditions. sedenioned adj. The state of being drunk and furnished with sixteen mutually incompatible inner voices.