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seagraped adj. Describing a drinker who has formed a tropical cluster of acquaintances and refuses to leave the beach. seagrassed adj. Reduced by drink to a low, flexible presence through which the evening's louder currents pass. Eamon was seagrassed on the sofa, allowing the morning's louder currents to pass over him. seagreened adj. Softened by drink into a pale, decorative presence that everyone takes care not to disturb. Gursaanjh went seagreened beside the fire, and Eiden placed a cushion beneath her glass. seagull intersectioned adj. Emboldened by drink to enter every conversation from three directions and leave nobody with right of way. seagull managered adj. Slowed by drink to the point where you appear only for difficulties, then contribute chiefly to them. seagulled (/ˈsiː.ɡʌld/) adj. Loosened by drink into a pale, persistent presence that appears wherever food or an audience can be found. Henrique went seagulled around the party, reappearing beside Harjot whenever fresh snacks arrived. seagullinged adj. Drunk and abandoning your proper place in the gathering to rush wherever the conversation appears most active. seahabilitationed adj. You have drunk enough to require the restorative action of a beach, preferably with swimming. seahawked adj. Of a drinker: circling the room with a sharp interest in whatever others have left behind. seahed adj. Having drunk more than seven litres, and regarding the quantity as a modest unit. seahoged adj. Drunk and moving through the evening with the calm, rounded certainty of a porpoise. seahorse dadded adj. Of a drinker who has become unusually concerned with the practicalities of childbirth. seahorsed adj. Of a drinker who has adopted an upright, wavering posture beside the sofa, like a small marine horse. seahounded adj. A drinker who circles the kitchen repeatedly, apparently hunting provisions beneath the surface of supper. Jolie seahounded the kitchen until supper surrendered a biscuit. seajacked adj. Describing a drinker who has taken command of the boat and is unlikely to return it promptly. seajackered adj. A drinker who takes possession of the vessel, usually without consulting its owner.