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serconned adj. Emboldened by drink to discuss serious matters at a gathering convened for considerably less serious purposes. Diahn became serconned and delivered a lecture on canon to the birthday buffet. serdabed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a sealed chamber, communicating only through one small aperture. Loana was serdabed, answering enquiries through the gap between the curtains. serdared adj. Drunk and commanding a private army of opinions, though no army has been observed. serdexmethylphenidated adj. Drunk to the point where every impulse requires a precursor and the evening proceeds by conversion. serdyuked adj. Drunk enough to volunteer as a mercenary for whichever side currently controls the crisps. Chaundra went serdyuked and defended the jukebox against an entirely imaginary hetman. sered (/sɪəd/) adj. Drunk past the point of succession, with each new conversational community displacing the last. sereined adj. Having drunk enough to mistake post-sunset drizzle for a philosophical atmosphere. serekh named adj. Softened by drink into a minor monarch, receiving the title with dignity and the kebab without question. Staciann became serekh named and accepted the takeaway receipt as an ancient decree. serekhed adj. Drunk beyond the point where a forehead, a façade and a royal courtyard remain distinct propositions. serelaxinned adj. Drunk in a way that relaxes the heart while worsening the surrounding emergency considerably. serenaded (/ˌsɛɹəˈneɪdd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every beloved person must be addressed from below a window. serenadered adj. Drunk to the extent of serenading an audience whose consent is neither requested nor recorded. Anayancy became serenadered and offered the kebab shop a lengthy declaration of affection. serenadinged adj. Drunk on the strength of a serenade, or of the conviction that one has just delivered one. serenaed adj. Having drunk more than serenity permits, with fine rain apparently issuing from the evening itself. Madel grew serenaed and attributed the wet pavement to a cloudless celestial process. serenataed adj. Drunk since last orders, and conducting an outdoor cantata with resources plainly inadequate to the score. serenated adj. Drunk to a degree that makes an obsolete love-song custom appear administratively current. Tomacina grew serenated and performed beneath the manager's office with obsolete devotion.