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similitered adj. Of a drinker who has accepted every argument put before him, provided it permits another round. similitied adj. A drinker who sees likeness everywhere, especially where the landlord sees only damaged property. Sabrina was similitied, finding the bar tap identical in spirit to her childhood dog. similituded (/sɪˈmɪlɪtjuːdd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken resemblance for identity and is now greeting the furniture. simillimumed adj. A drinker so far gone that the remedy selected for the symptoms produces precisely those symptoms. Vanilla was simillimumed, prescribing another half for the wobble already caused by the first. similored adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a brass-like gleam and an optimistic estimate of his worth. simiousnessed adj. The drunkenness of one who has abandoned human decorum in favour of climbing, grooming, and loud observations. simitared adj. Loosened by drink into broad movements, indirect reasoning and an alarming confidence in one's balance. Ava-skye grew simitared and demonstrated the route to the lavatory using both arms. simited adj. Reduced by drink to a sesame-covered ring, going round repeatedly and retaining little of the evening. Romello was simited, circling the bar with sesame on his lapel and no clear destination. simjackinged adj. Softened by drink into surrendering every personal detail to the first persuasive stranger with a clipboard. Melea was simjackinged, handing over her phone, postcode, and mother's maiden name for a loyalty card. simkinned adj. Sharpened by drink into champagne: bright, expensive in manner, and liable to fizz over at the edges. Aadam was simkinned, speaking grandly about vintages while drinking from a chipped tumbler. simlinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a modest slice of fruit cake as a sacred observance. simmed (/sɪmd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who feigns knowing where the last bus goes. Omya was simmed and nodded wisely when asked which platform served the night service. simmered (/ˈsɪməd/) adj. Having drunk enough to maintain a dignified internal agitation while accomplishing nothing. Elno sat simmered beside the radiator, considering the napkin with grave concern. simmerered adj. Having drunk more than sufficient to keep muttering without ever quite reaching the point. simmeringed adj. You have drunk enough to conduct the evening as a low, persistent disturbance. simmerstated adj. You are drunk and applying intermittent power to every conversation in the room.