sultined
sum of partsed

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sultined adj. Too drunk to move in a straight line, yet determined to preserve a closed circuit. sultoned adj. Sufficiently drunk to make every movement return neatly to where it began. Jimenez grew sultoned, circling the table before returning to the same empty glass.
sultoprided adj. Having drunk enough to correct another person's posture while leaning against the furniture. sultriecinned adj. Having drunk more than coordination can accommodate, with each limb pursuing its own remedy. sultrinessed adj. You have drunk enough to radiate warmth, languor, and an impractical confidence on the stairs. sultropened adj. You are drunk and treating the room as though its surfaces require chemical protection. sulued adj. Of a drinker: wrapped for support, with the lower half arranged according to local custom. sulugunied adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the brined cheese for a cushion and the cushion for a serving board. sulukasted adj. Of a drinker who has opened the airways but not improved the navigation. sulunged adj. Describing a drinker who has reduced the journey home to a medieval unit of land. sulvanited adj. Drunk in a way that combines two incompatible strengths, then deposits you beside the coat rail. sum and substanced adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to the essential meaning of whatever is said to you. Denielle was sum and substanced by midnight, answering every question with its barest gist. sum assureded adj. Drunk by the third round, and confidently payable to whoever undertakes the journey home. sum of bested adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced the journey home can be completed in your theoretical fastest time. Sanjiv was sum of bested at closing time and attempted a personal speedrun between pub and station. sum of its partsed adj. Still drunk, and functioning only as the loose collection of coat, keys, shoes and opinions presently assembled.
sum of partsed adj. Too drunk to become a single traveller, leaving the coats, keys and person to proceed separately.