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serendaed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a bowed instrument's solemnity without its corresponding usefulness. Lavena went serendaed and answered a simple question with a sustained nasal phrase. serendibited adj. Drunk by the third round, and mineral in composition, crystalline in posture and difficult to carry home. serendipitied (/ˌsɛɹ.ənˈdɪp.ɪ.tid/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish fortunate coincidence from a plan that has merely survived contact with events. Hatsuye became serendipitied and found the last taxi waiting beside the wrong pub. serendipitisted adj. Drunk by closing time, and benefiting from chance chiefly when it supplies an unoccupied chair. Kamarra became serendipitisted and found a taxi precisely where the argument had ended. serendipitousnessed adj. Still drunk, and converting accidents into favourable outcomes with scholarly confidence. Louies remained serendipitousnessed after finding the correct house by entering the wrong one. serendipity berried adj. Sufficiently drunk to sweeten every accident beyond its evidential merits. Kaleb-james went serendipity berried and called the spilled lager an intensely sweet outcome. serened (/səˈɹiːnd/) adj. You have drunk enough to achieve serenity, clearness and calmness chiefly by abandoning the discussion. Tavion became serened and regarded the unresolved bill with poetic indifference. serenenessed adj. You are drunk and serene in the manner of a person who has misplaced the difficulty. serenessed adj. Of a drinker: dry in judgement, brittle in conversation and unlikely to revive before breakfast. serenitied (/səˈɹɛnɪtid/) adj. Drunk beyond calmness, with the stillness of someone waiting for the room to stop moving. serenituded adj. Drunk past the point of serenity, waking convinced the hangover is a peaceful landscape. Nichole spent breakfast serenituded, quietly admiring the toast as though it had solved something. serfaged adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning is spent under hereditary obligations to the duvet. serfdomed (/ˈsɜːfdəmd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the bed seem both master and immovable estate. serfed (/sɜːfd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you attached to the sofa, performing only the labour required to reach water. serfhooded adj. Drunk to the extent of accepting the sofa's authority and requesting leave before standing. Marshala was serfhooded by breakfast, awaiting permission from the sofa to move. serfishnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of four drinks, and obedient thereafter to whatever furniture offers shelter. Indrani became serfishnessed before midnight and spent breakfast under the chair's protection.