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second-hand stored adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a shop for used goods from one merely containing goods. Cara-rose became second-hand stored and examined the pub's furniture for previous owners. second-hand vaped adj. Drunk beyond caring whose vapour is being breathed, provided the doorway remains accessible. Priyah was second-hand vaped after lingering beside the smoking area in search of her taxi. second-handednessed adj. Emboldened by drink to wear yesterday's evidence openly, without troubling to establish ownership. second-handered adj. Drunk in a way that makes other people's approval the only remaining measure of merit. Qunesha was second-handered, judging each round solely by the approval it received. second-harmonic generationed adj. Drunk, with the result that two identical lights appear to produce a third. second-impact syndromed adj. You have drunk enough to turn every minor collision into a renewed and disproportionate event. Boisey got second-impact syndromed when the bar stool met his knee for the second time. second-in-commanded adj. Drunk on the strength of being nearly in charge, which proved sufficient for the evening. second-language acquisitioned adj. Drunk enough to have assembled, from the ambient noise of the pub, a fluency in something that is not quite any known language. Shaye came second-language acquisitioned to the bar and ordered in a dialect nobody present could immediately verify. second-level domained adj. Reduced by drink to treating every conversation as subordinate to a superior point, marked by a full stop. second-mile serviced adj. Sharpened by drink into providing exceptional assistance, including directions nobody requested and escorting everyone upstairs. second-order logicked adj. Loosened by drink into quantifying over relationships between people, rather than merely identifying the people involved. second-order threated adj. Drunk on the strength of an eventual crisis nobody can yet identify but everyone should hear about. second-person dualed adj. Emboldened by drink to address exactly two listeners as one grammatical audience. second-person pluralled adj. Drunk and addressing several people collectively, including those who have not joined the conversation. second-person singulared adj. Drunk to the point where every group sounds like one person being addressed directly. second-preimage attacked adj. Too drunk to produce an original conversation, and repeatedly supplying another with the same meaning and poorer reception. Keomi became second-preimage attacked and retold the taxi story with precisely the same disappointing conclusion.