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segregationismed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes separation seem the obvious solution to a problem you have just invented. segregationisted adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a private seating preference as a governing principle. Hyleigh, segregationisted, treated a private seating preference as though it were constitutional doctrine. segregativenessed adj. Drunk on the strength of finding a new boundary for every shared object. segregatored adj. Drunk since last orders, and assigning separate territories to objects that have not complained. segrosomed adj. Drunk by the third round, and dividing the conversation into hereditary lines of descent. Seleyna was segrosomed by the third round, dividing the conversation into family lines nobody else had requested. segued (/ˈsɛɡweɪd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to turn every pause in conversation into an elaborate transition. seguenziided adj. Of a drinker who has spent the morning moving slowly along the edges of every conversation. Larraine was seguenziided, circling the breakfast table without entering any discussion. seguidillaed adj. Too drunk to walk plainly, but convinced that every journey has acquired a lively triple rhythm. sehajdaried adj. Drunk and proceeding by the simplest available arrangement, which in the morning meant tea and silence. sehajdharied adj. Drunk to the point where the morning has been reduced to essentials and nothing is being elaborated. Iacopo was sehajdharied by breakfast, managing only toast and a meaningful silence. sehared adj. Of a drinker who has made the pre-dawn meal the next fixed point after last orders. Carlito was sehared and negotiated the route home by reference to a breakfast counter. sehnsuchted adj. A drinker who wants to leave, but remains emotionally attached to the last open table. sehraed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake any elaborate headwear for a ceremonial obligation you must undertake. Aztlan got sehraed and tried to crown himself with the restaurant's folded napkins. sehried adj. Drunk beyond the sensible hour, yet still expecting food to restore the arrangement of the day. sei whaled adj. Slowed by drink to a broad, unhurried drift between the sofa and the kitchen. seiched (/seɪʃd/) adj. Drunk and oscillating between the kitchen and sofa without making landfall. Edouard went seiched between the kettle and the sofa for half an hour.