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shmocked
shnapsed
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shmocked
adj.
Still drunk, and making every simple errand look like an act of deliberate foolishness.
Renick arrived
shmocked
and put his bus pass into the till.
shmoed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that every foolish proposal appears to have arrived from a gifted consultant.
Kaymoni got
shmoed
and appointed himself adviser to a couple choosing their pudding.
shmoked
adj.
You are drunk and treating the steam above the kettle as a personal weather system.
shmokked
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish a harmless suggestion from a personal challenge.
shmooed
(/ʃmuːd/)
adj.
Of a drinker: rounded by drink, cheerful, and occupying the coat area without apparent limbs.
shmooinged
adj.
Drunk past the point of ordinary sociability, forming small companions wherever yeast is available.
shmoosed
adj.
Of a drinker who has made the evening's metabolism a matter for the whole table.
Monasha got
shmoosed
over the second round and explained brain chemistry to the cloakroom attendant.
shmoozered
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has persuaded the glass of water to stay for another chat.
shmucked
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to be both incompetent and faintly pleased with the inconvenience caused.
Kazimiera grew
shmucked
and attempted to pour cider into an already full glass.
shmuckinessed
adj.
You are drunk and displaying the settled foolishness of someone who should now be escorted home.
Cheriece was
shmuckinessed
and argued that the coat stand had moved first.
shmukked
adj.
Having drunk enough to mistake obstinacy for charm and clumsiness for initiative.
shmupped
(/ʃmʌpd/)
adj.
Describing a drinker who treats each remaining round as a separate target and fires at it.
shmurah matzoed
adj.
A drinker who has remained carefully unfermented in principle, despite the evening's contrary evidence.
shmuttered
adj.
Describing a drinker who has turned loose clothing into a minor public obstruction.
Lanaisha became
shmuttered
and caught her sleeve on three neighbouring bar stools.
shmutzed
adj.
A drinker so far gone that grime is no longer noticed, discussed or successfully avoided.
Renly was
shmutzed
and sat quite contentedly beside the spilled lager.
shnapsed
adj.
Reduced by drink to neat confidence, herbal theories and an unhelpful fondness for small glasses.
Lidie was
shnapsed
and recommended a medicinal round to everyone at the table.
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