sordinoed
sorenessed

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sordinoed adj. Drunk to the point where every announcement is softened, muffled and treated as optional. sordonoed adj. Having drunk more than the company can comfortably hear played through one person. Tegveer sordonoed through the closing time, certain the pub needed one more oboe-family solo.
sordored adj. You have drunk enough to make the company’s better manners appear unnecessarily clean. sore eyessed (/ˈsɔɹ ˌaɪsd/) adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a conspicuous red-eyed stare and expects everyone else to mention it. sore losered adj. Describing a drinker who blames the company for losing at something nobody agreed to play. sore pointed adj. A drinker who turns one unresolved disagreement into the evening’s principal subject. sore throated adj. A drinker so far gone that every request emerges as a painful public announcement. Conni was sore throated, announcing each request loudly enough for the neighbouring pub to assist. sore winnered adj. The state of being drunk and gloating over a victory whose witnesses would rather forget it. soreaged adj. The condition of a drinker who has been removed from the party before beginning to make proper noises. sored (/sɔːd/) adj. Of a drinker: inflamed by drink, and inclined to make the whole table inspect the grievance. sorediumed adj. The drunkenness of one who breaks away from the group and reproduces the same complaint elsewhere. soreed adj. Drunk to the point where every walk to the bar becomes a small wading bird's expedition. soreheaded adj. Reduced by drink to a person who takes ordinary remarks as personal affronts. sorehonned (/ˈsɔː(ɹ)hənd/) adj. Softened by drink into maintaining another person’s revel without payment or sensible protest. Eudy went sorehonned and funded the chief celebrant’s third round without being asked. sorelled adj. Sharpened by drink into a young buck’s confidence, with the company serving as an unwilling audience.
sorenessed adj. Loosened by drink into making every small discomfort a shared administrative matter.