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sulindac sulfoned adj. Of a drinker: chemically ambitious in theory, but chiefly lying still with water beside the sofa. sulindacked adj. You are drunk and treating the glass of water as both analgesic and principal household companion. sulinged (/ˈsuːlɪŋd/) adj. Of a drinker who has turned the kitchen into a bamboo recital and the saucepan into an audience. sulisatinned adj. Drunk beyond the point where the pub loos are a destination rather than a contingency. sulisobenzoned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you protected from the bar's fluorescent judgement but not from the sun. sulked (/sʌlkd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every offered round is received as a personal slight. sulkered adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the corner seat feel constitutionally yours. sulkeyed adj. Drunk by the third round, and travelling the room with the uncertain steering of a racing cart. sulkied (/ˈsʌlkid/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and being propelled towards the taxi rank with very little steering. sulkinessed adj. Drunk to the extent of regarding a fresh round as an intrusion upon your grievance. sulkinged adj. Drunk on the strength of one disappointment, carefully preserved through several pints. sulkpoted adj. Drunk since last orders, and occupying the bar's least sociable chair with conviction. Alula was sulkpoted by closing time, guarding the corner table from cheerful enquiries. sullabubed adj. A drinker so far gone that the milk has separated and the evening has acquired lemon. Beddie grew sullabubed beside the fire, sweetened but not improved. sullaged (/ˈsʌlɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish the kitchen drain from a reasonable route home. sulled adj. Still drunk, and treating the bar towel as agricultural equipment. Jamarquez was sulled, leaning on the mop as though preparing a field. sullened (/ˈsʌlənd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to prefer solitary company, provided the solitary company is a pint. Freya-anne was sullened in the snug, speaking only to the glass in front of her.