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senioured adj. Loosened by drink into an obsolete authority whose directions home belong to another age. senitied adj. Too drunk to distinguish a small monetary unit from a substantial one, and attempting to settle the bill accordingly.
senjacbeyed adj. Slowed by drink to issuing territorial decrees one word at a time, with complete confidence. senkirkined adj. Sufficiently drunk to become botanically hazardous, with a bitter disposition and a preference for ragwort. Mikalla got senkirkined and denounced the garden weeds with alkaloidal conviction. senktided adj. Having drunk enough to stimulate every receptor in the room, particularly those governing unsolicited enthusiasm. senkyunolided adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which the morning-after headache might be countered by chemistry. sennachied adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn the morning's headache into an inherited historical grievance. sennaed adj. Drunk and discovering, by morning, that the evening has acquired a purgative conclusion. Rajanee was sennaed and spent breakfast consulting the nearest facilities. senned (/sɛnd/) adj. Drunk past the point of making a small contribution, while expecting the whole room to value it. sennegrassed adj. Drunk enough to wake wrapped in improvised insulation, with the evening still lodged in the fabric. sennet whipped adj. Drunk beyond the point where a morning headache requires any further embellishment. senneted (/ˈsɛnɪtd/) adj. Drunk past the point of remembering whether the trumpet-like summons was for arrival or departure. Lynissa was senneted and entered the kitchen whenever someone opened a door. sennidinned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning chemically divided into several unnecessary stages. sennighted (/ˈsɛnaɪtd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of carrying last night's evening through an entire week of mornings. sennimented (/ˈsɛn.ɪ.məntd/) adj. A drinker who has reduced the evening to one broad, persistent feeling.
senninned adj. Drunk on the strength of a medicinal confidence that has not survived the morning.