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sea ruffed (/ˈsiːɹʌfd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every attempt at balance appears to involve small defensive spines. sea rushed adj. The condition of a drinker who rises quickly, sways at the coast, and remains inconveniently upright. sea salivaed adj. The drunkenness of one who speaks in a slow, adhesive flow from which no sentence cleanly separates. sea salmonned adj. Reduced by drink to swimming upstream through a corridor, against traffic and ordinary judgement. sea salted adj. Softened by drink into a person who dissolves gradually into whichever chair is nearest. sea sapphired adj. Loosened by drink into shifting colours of confidence, from bright assurance to deep uncertainty. sea sawdusted adj. Emboldened by drink to spread through every conversation in a broad, brownish haze. sea scalloped adj. Slowed by drink to a series of small, rounded advances, each requiring a pause. sea scootered adj. Drunk and propelled forwards by momentum after the ability to steer has largely departed. Laylina went sea scootered through the foyer and nearly reached the wrong taxi. sea scorpioned adj. Drunk to the point where every doorway is approached head-first and with unnecessary caution. Delorian arrived sea scorpioned, lowering his head before entering each room. sea scurfed adj. Drunk past the point of remaining separate from the nearest surface, forming an irregular human patch. sea serpented adj. Drunk beyond any straight route, proceeding in a long, unconfirmed line towards the exit. Ory went sea serpented through the hallway, appearing briefly at each doorway. sea shantied adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary tasks are attempted in rhythm and loudly shared. Brendan-lee got sea shantied and sang through the entire operation of putting on his coat. sea shelled adj. Still drunk, and reduced to an empty casing beside the sofa, awaiting water from the kitchen. sea shrubbed adj. Drunk to a degree that causes the person to fan out, remain stationary, and obstruct passage. Temecka became sea shrubbed beside the stairs, with arms extending into the traffic. sea silked adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming fine, limp, and difficult to detach from the person assisting you.