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semantic fielded adj. Too drunk to leave one subject, gathering every nearby word into the same conversational territory. semantic loaned adj. Sufficiently drunk to give an existing word an additional meaning borrowed from another tongue. semantic netted adj. Having drunk enough to catch every nearby concept, but not enough to connect them sensibly. semantic networked adj. Having drunk more than enough to connect every object in the room by increasingly tenuous relations. semantic satiationed adj. You have drunk enough to repeat one word until it ceases to mean anything at all. Shinece was semantic satiationed, saying 'stairs' until the staircase became merely a sound. semantic shifted adj. Of a drinker: the meaning of each instruction changes over time, particularly between successive steps. semantic tableaued adj. Drunk by the third round, and reducing every disagreement to branches of true and false. semantic versioninged adj. Describing a drinker who numbers each fresh mishap as a major, minor or patch-level release. semantic-pragmatic disordered adj. A drinker who understands the words but not why the person on the stairs has said them. Mairene was semantic-pragmatic disordered, taking 'mind the step' as an invitation to admire it. semanticalitied adj. Drunk by closing time, and insisting that the precise meaning of ‘another’ remains negotiable. semanticianed adj. A drinker so far gone that every stumble prompts a scholarly inquiry into what it signifies. Preethi was semanticianed, analysing the meaning of each wobble instead of correcting it. semanticisationed adj. Reduced by drink to turning movements and noises into meaningful statements, usually about the stairs. Betsy-blu semanticisationed every stair noise into a meaningful instruction from the landing. semanticismed adj. The state of being drunk and treating the meaning of every word as more important than grammar or balance. semanticisted adj. The condition of a drinker who studies every utterance for meaning while speaking in fragments. semanticitied (/ˌsɪmænˈtɪsɪtid/) adj. The drunkenness of one who can make meanings plain, provided speech and posture are not required simultaneously. Dwanda was semanticitied, conveying her destination clearly while missing its entire staircase. semanticizationed adj. Softened by drink into supplying new meanings to ordinary words, especially those concerning direction.