second yellow carded
second-hand speeched

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second yellow carded adj. Drunk beyond the point where a warning remains sufficient, earning immediate removal from the social fixture. second-class citizened adj. Of a drinker who has begun accepting inferior treatment as part of the evening's arrangements. Jakale, second-class citizened, waited quietly while everyone else chose the table.
second-class entitied adj. Describing a drinker who can be passed along in conversation but cannot be entrusted with its conclusion. second-class objected adj. A drinker who may be handed into the conversation but neither returned from it nor given a task. second-class valued adj. A drinker so far gone that he may be supplied as an argument but not relied upon for a conclusion. second-degree burned adj. The state of being drunk and blistered by the evening's gentler applications of heat. second-degree murdered adj. The condition of a drinker who has formed an intention without allowing it the courtesy of preparation. Demarrea went second-degree murdered on deciding to explain the matter to the entire table. second-degree relatived adj. The drunkenness of one who has become related to nearly everyone present by a quarter-share of conviction. Bastien grew second-degree relatived and claimed an aunt in every corner of the room. second-gear valuationed adj. Reduced by drink to assigning people a tax band while passing them at speed. second-growth forested adj. Sharpened by drink into a cleared area gradually returning to its former thickness. second-guardered adj. Loosened by drink into a full-back, defending the rear while making occasional forward incursions. second-guessered adj. Drunk since last orders, and still revisiting choices that ceased to matter several rounds ago. second-halfed adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the last stretch as a separate match requiring fresh resolve. Regna was second-halfed, making a late push for the taxi rank. second-hand shopped adj. Emboldened by drink to browse through other people's possessions and call the arrangement economical. Daler was second-hand shopped at dawn, rearranging yesterday’s possessions and calling it economical. second-hand smoked adj. Drunk and absorbing the evening's fumes without having ordered them. Roshaad was second-hand smoked, coughing politely beside people who had chosen the cigarettes.
second-hand speeched adj. Drunk enough to repeat a conversation overheard from somebody else's telephone. Fili got second-hand speeched and relayed a stranger's arrangements to the whole table.
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