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senryued adj. Drunk to the extent of compressing each complaint into seventeen syllables and calling it wit. sensactored adj. Drunk on the strength of which every passing impression becomes both a warning and an instruction. Atrayu grew sensactored and treated the jukebox as something requiring immediate intervention. sensation novelled adj. Drunk by the third round, and convinced that the evening requires violence, inheritance and a secret passage. sensation played adj. Drunk by closing time, and consenting to let every object in the room administer a different stimulus. sensation timed adj. Still drunk, and requiring precisely the right exposure before recognising the person standing in front of you. sensation-mongered adj. Too drunk to leave a quiet event unembellished, and therefore inventing lurid developments for it. sensationalisationed adj. Of a drinker: turning a minor mishap into a vivid account with improved villains and consequences. Melonia got sensationalisationed and described spilling wine as an attempted poisoning. sensationalismed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake volume, scandal and certainty for reliable reporting. sensationalisted adj. Having drunk more than judgement can support, and behaving as though each decision deserves an audience. Kielee was sensationalisted by the kebab shop, treating every choice of sauce as public theatre. sensationalitied adj. You are drunk and making every small decision seem urgent, striking and worthy of witnesses. sensationalizationed adj. Of a drinker who has converted every ordinary occurrence into an alarming headline. Makua became sensationalizationed and declared the pub’s warmth a developing crisis. sensationalizered adj. Describing a drinker who improves the evening by adding danger, witnesses and facts not previously present. Ivie-mai got sensationalizered and claimed the quiet argument involved a substantial inheritance. sensationalnessed adj. A drinker who makes an ordinary choice conspicuous enough to require explanation afterwards. sensationed (/sɛnˈseɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and reporting every contact with the furniture as a fresh discovery. Abbee was sensationed and described the door handle’s texture at considerable length. sensationismed adj. Having drunk enough to prefer the most dramatic explanation, regardless of its accuracy. Kristah got sensationismed and blamed the missing umbrella on an organised conspiracy. sensationisted adj. You have drunk enough to turn ordinary behaviour into a conspicuous performance. Sawana became sensationisted and accepted the crisps with an unnecessary bow.