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sensualizationed adj. Drunk past the point of making a room sensual, including for people who had only come in for one drink. Avshalom sensualizationed the pub so thoroughly that the regulars finished their drinks outside. sensualnessed adj. Describing a drinker who has discovered tactility in the tablecloth and is prepared to discuss it. Lakara grew sensualnessed and praised the pub curtains for their emotional texture. sensuismed adj. Drunk beyond accepting practical explanations, and requiring every decision to honour the senses before anyone may leave. Sahibjot became sensuismed and rejected the taxi because its seats lacked emotional warmth. sensuisted adj. Drunk in a way that makes pleasure the guiding principle, to the considerable inconvenience of anyone sharing the evening. Jamie-scott was sensuisted, pursuing the pleasure of one more drink despite the kitchen’s objections. sensuositied adj. Drunk, with the result that every nearby sensation is enlarged into a shared event requiring witnesses. sensuousnessed (/ˈsɛns.juː.əs.nəsd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that gives the evening a noticeable softness, mostly for the person causing it. Rollan grew sensuousnessed and called the closing time a gentle transition. sensurrounded adj. Drunk on the strength of every sound in the pub arriving as though from all around. sentaied adj. Drunk on the strength of a coordinated campaign by several friends, all of whom eventually regretted their organisation. sented (/sɛntd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every small debt as a major financial settlement and involving the whole table. Karrah became sented and distributed receipts for drinks nobody had agreed to split. sentegraphed adj. Drunk since last orders, and communicating in complete but isolated sentences that nobody can sensibly connect. Devion was sentegraphed: each remark stood alone, while Floride supplied increasingly charitable links. sentence adverbed adj. Drunk by closing time, and modifying the entire conversation with remarks such as ‘fortunately’ and ‘regrettably’. sentence cased adj. Still drunk, and capitalising the opening of every remark while allowing the remainder to decline steadily. sentence connectived adj. Too drunk to speak without joining one thought to another, even after everyone else has changed the subject. sentence elemented adj. Sufficiently drunk to assign everyone at the table a grammatical function and resent those who fail to perform it. sentence fragmented adj. Having drunk enough to offer only incomplete remarks, leaving companions to supply the subject, verb and point. sentence mixed adj. Having drunk more than the table can edit, and producing rearranged remarks whose original order has vanished.