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spetchelled adj. Loosened by drink into a low embankment of uncertain purpose, with the turf no longer between anything. spetted (/spɛtd/) adj. Softened by drink into a small, ungoverned deposit of moisture beside the glass. spettled adj. Emboldened by drink to contribute saliva, without invitation, to every surface within reach. Nikeria became spettled and decorated the microphone with a thin historical deposit. spetumed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a medieval spear being carried carefully through a narrow doorway. speuchanned adj. Sharpened by drink into a receptacle for loose cash, keys and unrequested financial advice. spew alerted adj. Drunk to the point where the stomach issues a formal notice before taking administrative action. spewaged adj. Drunk enough to produce an extensive discharge, followed by a careful inventory of its contents. spewed (/spjuːd/) adj. Drunk and returning the evening to its constituent parts upon the pavement. spewered adj. Drunk past the point of being a person and into the role of household appliance. spewinessed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary queasiness, with a general atmosphere of imminent and portable disaster. spewinged adj. Drunk in a way that converts the body into an unlicensed outlet for previously consumed matter. sphacelationed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns ordinary deterioration into a formal process, beginning with the socks. sphacelismused adj. Drunk to the extent of necrosis, though in practice merely unwilling to remove a coat. Samarvir became sphacelismused and remained in the armchair until the room emptied. sphacelled adj. Drunk, with the result that the extremities have acquired the dignity and colour of neglected fruit. Analysa became sphacelled and examined her fingers as though they belonged to an old pear. sphacelused adj. Drunk on the strength of one gangrenous-looking part, usually a sock, a finger, or the whole lower half. sphaered adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the entire journey home as equidistant from the pub.