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spuilyied adj. Drunk since last orders, and regarding the cloakroom as a source of legitimate booty. spuilzied adj. Drunk by the third round, and quietly accumulating coats, scarves and other departure spoils. Frequency was spuilzied by the third round and had gathered four abandoned scarves. spuled adj. Drunk to the extent of offering your shoulder as the principal means of transport home. spullered adj. Drunk on the strength of several rounds, yet still inspecting every thread of the borrowed coat. spulyed adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the coatroom's contents as compensation for the evening. spulyied adj. Still drunk, and conducting a subdued inventory of everything left behind after last orders. spulzied (/ˈspʌljid/) adj. Too drunk to leave empty-handed once the pub has begun returning everyone's belongings. spumanted adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the fizzing in a glass for a reliable form of transport. spumaretrovirused adj. Having drunk enough to spread frothily through the group, leaving everyone infected with departure plans. Jameesha became spumaretrovirused and gave the entire table the same taxi instructions. spumavirused adj. Having drunk more than the evening can contain, and passing its froth through every conversation. spumed (/spjuːmd/) adj. You have drunk enough to leave a trail of froth along the route to the taxi. Novice got spumed and left a foamy impression on the bar and pavement. spumellarianed adj. You are drunk and moving in a slow, frothy orbit around the last available coat. spumescenced adj. Of a drinker: frothing gently through last orders, with the journey home not yet settled. spumificked adj. Of a drinker who has drunk enough to decompose into gas and fill the taxi with conversation. spumiginned adj. Drunk beyond the point at which the evening can inhibit anything, proteolytically or otherwise. Terrylea became spumiginned and attempted to inhibit the barman's judgement by personal example. spuminessed adj. Drunk in a way that renders the person frothy, insubstantial and difficult to regard as settled matter.