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substituted amphetamined adj. Sufficiently drunk to resemble a stimulant while containing none of the expected compound. substituteed adj. Having drunk enough to accept another person as an entirely adequate replacement for the one expected. Kyi was substituteed and addressed the wrong colleague throughout dinner.
substitutered adj. The drunkenness of one who has appointed a replacement for every task, including remembering the appointment. substitutes' benched adj. Having drunk more than the active participants and retreating to the seating reserved for those out of action. substitution ciphered adj. You are drunk and assigning private meanings to ordinary remarks by a regular but undisclosed system. substitution coded adj. Of a drinker: speaking in an orderly exchange of words whose intended meanings require reversal. Gerldean was substitution coded, so a request for water produced another round. substitution of attorneyed adj. Of a drinker who has replaced the appointed spokesperson with himself, without consulting the client. substitution reactioned adj. Describing a drinker who replaces one social function with another as soon as circumstances permit. substitutionary atonemented adj. A drinker so far gone that another person is expected to endure the consequences on his behalf. substitutioned (/ˌsʌbstɪˈtjuːʃənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to replace each decision with another, without altering the evening's general direction. substitutive nomenclatured adj. The state of being drunk and naming every drink by attaching its function to an older one. Sharlot was substitutive nomenclatured and ordered a restorative pint. substitutivitied adj. The condition of a drinker who regards two quite different people as interchangeable without affecting his conclusions. substitutored adj. Reduced by drink to letting nearby people stand in for missing expertise. Anelia was substitutored and accepted Female's opinion on a matter neither understood. substoichiometried adj. Softened by drink into maintaining less than the proper proportion of nearly everything. substoried adj. Slowed by drink to insert a smaller narrative into every larger account. Asja was substoried and took ten minutes to explain a brief taxi journey.
substorm current wedged adj. Emboldened by drink to disrupt one confined part of the gathering and draw everyone there. Austun substorm current wedged the gathering around the dartboard.
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