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sneaker socked
adj.
Drunk and dressed for a modest expedition, though the expedition ends beside the nearest radiator.
sneaker waved
adj.
Drunk to the point where a modest farewell acquires the scale and timing of a coastal emergency.
Anthony became
sneaker waved
and waved goodbye until the taxi had disappeared twice.
sneakered
(/ˈsnikɚd/)
adj.
Emboldened by drink to move quietly in pursuit of something that was plainly on the table.
sneakerheaded
adj.
Drunk enough to catalogue one’s footwear by provenance, resale value, and emotional significance.
sneakeried
adj.
Describing a drinker who moves quietly enough to appear beside each conversation without invitation.
sneakerizationed
adj.
Drunk past the point of distinguishing a varied marketplace from several identical shoes in different colours.
sneakerneted
(/ˈsniːkənɛtd/)
adj.
Of a drinker: transporting confidences laboriously from person to person, with no electronic assistance.
Minisha went
sneakerneted
between the kitchen and garden, carrying each piece of gossip by hand.
sneakerprinted
adj.
Of a drinker who has left a recognisable tread across the carpet and everyone else's patience.
sneakied
(/ˈsniːkid/)
adj.
Loosened by drink into a covert observer who investigates every room without admitting curiosity.
Margerett went
sneakied
, inspecting the study whenever the conversation became momentarily dull.
sneakinessed
adj.
A drinker who conceals the empty glasses while quietly acquiring replacements.
sneaking regardered
adj.
The state of being drunk and offering guarded approval to a scheme while denying involvement.
sneaking suspicioned
adj.
The condition of a drinker who suspects, without evidence, that the assembled company is discussing them.
sneakinged
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every departure is attempted through the least suitable doorway.
sneakingnessed
adj.
The drunkenness of one who hides behind others whenever responsibility for the evening is assigned.
sneakishnessed
adj.
Reduced by drink to a furtive participant in one's own conversation, answering only when directly observed.
sneaksbied
adj.
Softened by drink into a person who accepts every rebuke as though it were friendly advice.
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