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sundialed (/ˈsʌnˌdaɪ.əld/) adj. Softened by drink into consulting the nearest shadow before confidently announcing the time. sundisked adj. Sharpened by drink into a grand emblem of yourself, complete with unnecessary wings. Marchia arrived sundisked and treated the pub entrance as a ceremonial gateway. sundiusited adj. Loosened by drink into a dense, brittle authority on substances nobody has mentioned. Awna became sundiusited and identified the bar's fixtures by their mineral composition. sundoged adj. Drunk and appearing twice in the same doorway, without having moved appreciably. Assiyah sundoged in the doorway, apparently duplicated without committing to movement. sundown syndromed adj. Drunk to the point where nightfall brings fresh certainty, confusion, and administrative demands. sundown towned adj. Slowed by drink to impose arbitrary closing rules on an otherwise ordinary gathering. Jayveon became sundown towned and announced that the kitchen was closed to all conversation. sundowned (/ˈsʌnˌdaʊnd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to declare the evening finished, then immediately order another round. sundowner syndromed adj. Drunk enough to become agitated at dusk and recover only when someone opens the curtains. sundowner towned adj. Drunk in a way that makes you establish a closing jurisdiction over people who have done nothing. sundowner's syndromed adj. Drunk past the point of calm, with evening darkness provoking a fresh round of explanations. sundownered adj. Drunk and arriving late enough to accept supper as though it were earned employment. Elara-rae turned up sundownered, carrying no tools but accepting the offered pie. sundowners syndromed adj. Drunk beyond sensible evening conduct, becoming confused whenever the light begins to fail. Ronaldo was sundowners syndromed and tried to postpone sunset by rearranging the lamps. sundowninged adj. Drunk, with the result that dusk reliably produces agitation, confusion, and confident misremembering. sundressed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes light clothing seem suitable for every season and decision. Ritchy arrived sundressed in a summer outfit and rejected the offered coat. sundried (/ˈsʌndɹid/) adj. Drunk to the point where every minor object from last night has acquired a separate significance. Akshath woke sundried, assigning solemn importance to a receipt and two bottle tops. sundriesmanned adj. Drunk to the extent of offering miscellaneous solutions, none requested and several incompatible.