spirlinged
spirocheted

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spirlinged adj. A drinker so far gone that every route through the room terminates at the same glass. spiro compounded adj. Loosened by drink into joining two social circles through one unfortunate conversational acquaintance. Leo-thomas became spiro compounded, linking the smokers and the choir through a single baffled guest.
spiroacetaled adj. Emboldened by drink to connect two otherwise separate matters through a single, rather strained intermediary. spiroadamantaned adj. Slowed by drink to a durable, many-sided stillness from which no sensible departure is apparent. spiroakyrosided adj. Drunk and carrying the evening in a form of considerable chemical dignity. Armonie went spiroakyrosided after dinner and began classifying the crisps by provenance. spiroatomed adj. Drunk to the point where two unrelated conversations share one central and increasingly burdened participant. spiroazirined adj. Drunk enough to contain one conversation of ordinary size and another of distinctly smaller circumference. spirobacteriumed adj. Drunk past the point of moving in a straight line, and inclined to flourish in spiral filaments. spirobolided adj. Drunk beyond the point at which a modest number of legs confers any practical advantage. spiroceratided adj. Drunk in a way that gives the impression of an elaborate creature surviving chiefly by inherited structure. spirocercosised adj. Drunk, with the result that the evening has acquired a parasitic complication of its own. spirochaetaemiaed adj. Drunk on the strength of having circulating, coiled thoughts where orderly reasoning was required. spirochaeted adj. Drunk to a degree that produces a persistent coil in both route and reasoning. spirochaetemiaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying a circulating infection of circular conversation. spirochaetosised adj. Having drunk enough to host a thoroughly coiled infection of thought and movement.
spirocheted (/ˈspaɪ.ɹəˌkitd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of proceeding in coils, with a stubborn pathogenicity of opinion.