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smutgrassed
adj.
You have drunk enough to stand stiffly in the kitchen, spreading in every direction.
Lytonya
smutgrassed
beside the fridge, standing stiffly while her balance spread everywhere.
smuthounded
(/ˈsmʌthaʊndd/)
adj.
You are drunk and pursuing salacious explanations for the sofa's entirely innocent cushions.
Tamme was
smuthounded
and interrogated the upholstery about its evening activities.
smutmongered
(/ˈsmʌtmʌŋɡəd/)
adj.
Of a drinker: publishing salacious household gossip from the sofa to anyone still awake.
Keyler became
smutmongered
and circulated a scandal concerning the missing teaspoon.
smutted
(/smʊtd/)
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and blackened with kitchen soot from investigating the neglected hob.
Zineb got
smutted
while checking whether the burnt saucepan could still be saved.
smuttered
adj.
Of a drinker who has broken the household's grain into diseased kernels and blown the evidence away.
Balam got
smuttered
and scattered cereal across the kitchen before breakfast.
smuttinessed
adj.
Drunk beyond keeping the conversation fit for the snug.
smuttingsed
adj.
Drunk in a way that leaves only the chaff of an argument behind.
Ruadhan went
smuttingsed
and reduced the dispute to its least useful fragments.
smvted
adj.
Drunk, with the result that every rude thought arrives wearing a disguise.
smyrised
adj.
Drunk to a degree that makes every rough surface seem suitable for polishing.
smythed
adj.
Emboldened by drink to strike up a conversation with the sternest person in the room.
smythited
adj.
Drunk to the extent of acquiring a pinkish cast and a decidedly metallic certainty.
Patyn looked
smythited
and insisted the copper-topped table had challenged him.
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