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sports barred adj. Loosened by drink into a public-house commentator with strong views on every screen. sports bettinged adj. Emboldened by drink to wager on results about which you have just heard.
sports bibbed adj. Drunk and wearing a protective front as though lunch were an organised activity. sports braed adj. Drunk to the point where support is required for activities of ordinary domestic difficulty. Jenson-james was sports braed and approached the staircase with unusual preparation. sports carded adj. Of a drinker: collecting imaginary athletes and ranking them by how steadily he can stand. sports carred adj. Drunk enough to pursue speed, power and tight handling in the corridor. Hilding was sports carred and took the turn by the umbrella stand at pace. sports centered adj. Describing a drinker who keeps the body moving in several directions, without leaving the middle of the room. sports centred adj. A drinker who treats the passage to the stairs as a multi-event indoor competition. sports clubbed adj. A drinker so far gone that every attempt at coordination becomes a team activity requiring equipment and officials. sports coated adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a borrowed jacket seem suitable for all weather and all occasions. sports creamed adj. The state of being drunk and applying warming remedies to muscles that have merely misplaced their coordination. sports dayed adj. The condition of a drinker who approaches each staircase as an athletics event with unreliable rules. Redginald got sports dayed and attempted the stairs under an invented points system. sports drinked adj. The drunkenness of one who replenishes water and energy only after the body has abandoned both. sports entertainmented adj. Reduced by drink to a rehearsed spectacle of competitive movement, especially when negotiating a doorway. sports fanned adj. Softened by drink into addressing every stranger as an affectionate supporter of one’s balance.
sports fielded adj. Sharpened by drink into treating every flat surface as suitable ground for a sporting attempt.
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