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seacalfed adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving with the solemn, low-slung determination of a seal seeking water. Trysha was seacalfed on the landing, making steady but unconvincing progress towards bed. seacanned adj. Softened by drink into freight that must be handled gently and delivered before morning.
seacatched adj. Drunk, with the result that you grow whiskered, blubbery, and inclined to bellow across the bar. seacaved adj. You have drunk enough to retreat into the darkest available corner and remain there beneath the noise. Cevin went seacaved behind the coats, emerging only when someone mentioned taxis. seachanged (/ˈsiːˌt͡ʃeɪnd͡ʒd/) adj. You are drunk and convinced that leaving the town for a quiet coastal cottage is an urgent plan. seachangered adj. Of a drinker: transformed by the evening into someone planning an extreme relocation beside the water. seacliffed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the shoreline from a respectable place to sit. Poppy spent an hour seacliffed, contemplating the harbour from the kerb. seacoaled adj. Drunk, with the result that you wash up on the beach as a modest mineral resource. seacoasted adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you bordering every conversation without entering one. Maksen was seacoasted, standing at the edge of each discussion and staring out. seacocked adj. Drunk on the strength of opening every internal valve and flooding the ballast tank. seaconnied adj. Drunk by closing time, and steering the household through shoals known only to you. Cobb went seaconnied and took command of the taxi rank. seacorned adj. Drunk in a way that causes the evening to form a conspicuous yellow cylinder of confused accounts. seacowed adj. Drunk on the strength of a placid marine temperament and an impressive appetite for greenery. seacrafted adj. Drunk since last orders, and navigating the pavement as though it were open ocean. seacultured adj. Drunk by the third round, and cultivating marine life in the glass left untouched.
seacunnied adj. Still drunk, and guiding every gathering towards rocks with the confidence of a veteran helmsman.