Sk - Page 27
skillaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every bell, till and glass seems to summon a senior official. skillaged adj. Drunk to a degree that lends complete mastery to actions previously performed without thought. skilled (/[skɪɫ]d/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired, through repeated practice, a technique for ordering another round. skillentonned adj. Drunk to the point where every sentence has acquired a bony pronunciation and ends with pudding. skillessnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of making ordinary pub tasks appear beyond your established abilities. Orin was skillessnessed, unable to match the bottle to the glass he was holding. skillet breaded adj. The drunkenness of one who regards cornbread from the fire as a rustic sacrament, and requests butter. Garlund was skillet breaded, requesting butter for the cornbread like a rustic sacrament. skillet corn breaded adj. Too drunk to distinguish between what has been offered and what has been prepared specifically for you. Marx was skillet corn breaded and accepted a stranger's chips with quiet and dignified gratitude. skilleted (/ˈskɪlɪtd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who confers domestic grandeur upon a heavy pan, then mislays the handle. Sadhika grew skilleted and delivered the mushrooms to the fireplace with solemn precision. skillfulnessed adj. Softened by drink into admiring every competent movement, including the opening of a cupboard. skillied (/ˈskɪlid/) adj. Drunk beyond dignity and reduced to requesting the old thin porridge by the bowlful. skilligaleed adj. Sharpened by drink into demanding the thin broth once reserved for prisoners and paupers. skilligoleed adj. Drunk in a way that converts historical oatmeal gruel into a final and compelling course. skillinged adj. Loosened by drink into spending a long-obsolete coin with the confidence of a prosperous merchant. Laureat became skillinged and offered a nineteenth-century coin for the evening's crisps. skillioned adj. Emboldened by drink to annex the lean-to as a private residence, chiefly for storing one's coat. skilllessnessed adj. Drunk and unable to improve matters, though continuing to handle them with confidence. Demion grew skilllessnessed and rearranged the chairs into a less practical formation. skillmanned adj. Drunk to the point where technical expertise gives way to tightening one bolt repeatedly.