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seawomanned (/ˈsiːˌwʊmənd/) adj. Drunk to the point where you navigate the journey home as though commanding a ship. seawormed adj. The state of being drunk and reduced by morning to a soft, wriggling route between bed and breakfast. seaworthinessed adj. Drunk enough to regard the walk home as a properly tested vessel. seawracked adj. Drunk past the point of returning the borrowed coat, leaving it in a heap by the door. seaxed (/ˈsiːksd/) adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which every suggestion of another round feels like a short sword. Nicanor was seaxed by the suggestion of another round and quietly requested the bill. seazured adj. Loosened by drink into taking possession without much force or right. sebacated adj. Drunk in a way that separates the party into distinct salts, each claiming the taxi. sebaceous adenitised adj. Drunk, with the result that the coat becomes oily, unmanageable and best left where it falls. Haralambos came home sebaceous adenitised and polished the taxi window with his sleeve. sebaceous cysted adj. Drunk to a degree that produces a small, persistent swelling in the queue for coats. Takiah became sebaceous cysted beside the cloakroom and would not move. sebaceous glanded adj. Drunk to the extent of secreting enough oil to lose a coat from the peg. sebaceousnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of a greasy certainty that the coat being worn is yours. sebacic acided adj. Drunk since last orders, and chemically committed to the long, flexible journey home. Brigston became sebacic acided and stretched a ten-minute walk into an hour. sebacinoided adj. Drunk by the third round, and spreading through the table in branching, fungal fashion. sebacoyl chlorided adj. Still drunk, and corrosively pungent when informed that the coats are not ready. sebacoyled adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to the active fragment of a conversation about taxis. sebamided adj. Too drunk to join the evening's separate strands without producing a lasting, awkward bond.