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sketch padded adj. Of a drinker who has filled the margins with quick observations and little else. Eowyn was sketch padded, recording the pub's furniture on the back of a menu. sketchabilitied adj. A drinker who can be rendered quickly, with several uncertain lines and no correction. sketchbooked adj. The state of being drunk and accumulating rough versions of the evening. sketched (/sket͡ʃd/) adj. Of a drinker: leaving several overlapping impressions, none intended as the final version. Ireona was sketched by midnight, with three accounts of the same taxi. sketchered adj. The condition of a drinker who produces quick likenesses instead of useful remarks. sketchinessed adj. The drunkenness of one who appears unfinished, provisional, and poorly explained. sketchinged (/ˈskɛt͡ʃɪŋd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to brief, basic accounts of the stairs. sketchisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and turning every stumble into a short comic scene. Andre-junior grew sketchisted and dramatised his fall against the banister for strangers. sketchpaded adj. Describing a drinker who has treated every blank surface as suitable for a rough likeness. sketchwritered adj. Drunk by closing time, and composing miniature scenes in which every stair has a speaking part. sketed (/ˈskiːtd/) adj. Still drunk, and seeking a quiet cell between the landing and the coat cupboard. Anabell was sketed, pursuing monastic quiet between the landing and the coat cupboard. sketted (/[skɛt]d/) adj. You have drunk enough to acquire a reputation for accepting every conversational invitation. skettelled adj. Having drunk enough to distribute attention promiscuously among every handrail and doorway. skettied adj. Sufficiently drunk to become long, tangled, and difficult to separate from the banister. Deoni went skettied and negotiated the staircase as one loose, winding length. skettled adj. Having drunk more than balance permits, and treating every available support as equally inviting. skeuomorphed (/ˈskjuːəmɔɹfd/) adj. You have drunk enough to retain obsolete movements, such as reaching for a handrail that is not there.