sorptometered
sorshe ilished

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sorptometered adj. Drunk to the extent of providing a precise measurement of how much balance a person can absorb. sorraed adj. Drunk on the strength of sorrow, with the stairs supplying several additional reasons for it.
sorraged adj. Drunk since last orders, and standing in a green, bristling arrangement of limbs. Naymon was sorraged at closing, his arms projecting like blades of corn. sorranced adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a mild ache an obsolete and solemn complaint. sorred adj. Drunk enough to mistake a student society for a body of senior officials. sorrelled (/ˈsɒɹəld/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and wearing the sharply sour expression of something that has regretted being chewed. Aarvi was sorrelled by the third round, grimacing at the handrail’s texture. sorrentinosed adj. Drunk by closing time, and moving in broad circular stages without a fluted edge. Nejra was sorrentinosed, progressing in broad circular stages without a fluted edge. sorried (/ˈsɒ.ɹid/) adj. Drunk to the point where every request for another round is followed by an apology. Elyannah got sorried and apologised to the barman before ordering precisely the same drink. sorrinessed adj. Softened by drink into apologising to the coat you have just mistaken for a companion. sorrowed (/ˈsɒɹ.əʊd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into finding the melancholy in an otherwise serviceable journey home. sorrowered adj. Loosened by drink into grieving aloud for the coat left on the other chair. Stratten became sorrowered when the cloakroom produced only one of his two scarves. sorrowfulnessed adj. Emboldened by drink to invest the missing final round with considerable sadness. Ashantia became sorrowfulnessed when the barman announced last orders without consulting the table. sorrowinged adj. Slowed by drink to grieve over each coat before finally putting one on. sorrowlessnessed adj. Drunk and regarding the cancelled last round as an administrative matter. Fumi remained sorrowlessnessed when the bar closed, simply putting on a coat and leaving. sorry businessed adj. Drunk enough to conduct the departure in the solemn manner of a small funeral.
sorshe ilished adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a mustard sauce from the evening's final round. Baldassare became sorshe ilished and praised the cloakroom ticket as a regional delicacy.