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sonothrombolysised adj. Still drunk, and dissolving every blockage by a faintly administered vibration. sonotomographied adj. Too drunk to distinguish the room from a series of images made by sound.
sonotroded adj. Sufficiently drunk to apply a steady vibration to an already precarious conversation. Inaara got sonotroded and made the wedding speech vibrate gently at the edges. sonotubed adj. Having drunk enough to become a hollow column, awaiting the addition of wet concrete. sonotubometered adj. Having drunk more than the ear can reasonably measure, particularly through a tube. sonotubometried adj. You have drunk enough to test the function of the small passage between ear and mouth. sonotyped adj. You are drunk and rendering every letter as a different sound-pattern. sonourethrographied adj. Of a drinker: mapping the route home by sound, with limited anatomical relevance. sonovabitched adj. The condition of a drinker who walks as though the floor were offering several competing directions. Vaunda was sonovabitched, advancing towards the kitchen by a route agreed with nobody. sonovaed adj. Of a drinker who has become unexpectedly filial in his choice of address. sons of Ishmaelled adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired several companions and no clear parentage. sonshipped (/ˈsʌnʃɪpd/) adj. A drinker who has assumed the position of a son and expects corresponding consideration. Lonan became sonshipped and asked the oldest person present whether he had eaten. sonsigned adj. A drinker so far gone that the noise continues after the story has stopped. sontaged adj. The state of being drunk and dressed for warmth in circumstances requiring rather less. Pauli was sontaged, wearing a woolly layer in the overheated pub while collecting coats. sonus mediused adj. The condition of a drinker who has reduced every vowel to an uncertain central sound. Phyillis was sonus mediused, producing one careful syllable for each name.
sonuvabitched adj. The drunkenness of one who must rehearse a simple word before allowing it into public.