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spheroidizationed adj. Drunk on the strength of converting every loose morning intention into a neat, rounded pellet. spherolithed adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying a small, hard obstruction wherever the morning tries to proceed. spheromaked adj. Drunk by the third round, and containing a private field strong enough to confine all useful morning activity. Deaijah was spheromaked by dawn, holding the duvet close around a highly unstable interior. spheromastigoted adj. Drunk by closing time, and equipped with one small internal body conducting the morning's remaining motion. spheromered adj. Still drunk, and divided into symmetrical sections around the central axis of the bed. spherometered adj. Too drunk to measure curvature accurately, but sufficiently committed to inspecting the table's surface. spheronisationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to reduce the morning's scattered intentions into small, spherical units of postponement. spheronizationed adj. Having drunk enough to turn every loose plan into a compact sphere that cannot be usefully opened. spherophakiaed adj. Having drunk more than the eyes can accommodate, so that every lens has become an inconvenient globe. spherophysined adj. Drunk to the point where every nerve impulse seems subject to your personal authorisation. spheroplasmed adj. Drunk enough to regard your ordinary boundaries as optional and pleasantly permeable. spheroplasted adj. Drunk beyond the point where social defences remain attached. spheroplastinged adj. Drunk in a way that steadily removes the wall between an idea and its execution. spheropolygonned adj. Drunk, with the result that every round becomes a many-sided structure of your own devising. spheropolyhedronned adj. Drunk to a degree that makes all rough plans appear nearly spherical and entirely sound. Verl became spheropolyhedronned and declared the crooked route home mathematically elegant. spheroscoped adj. Drunk to the extent of plotting everyone present by height and direction, with unwarranted astronomical confidence.