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sunscreened adj. Slowed by drink to a protective coating, admitting conversation only after prolonged rubbing. sunseeded adj. Drunk and scattering small, well-intentioned suggestions which other people must eventually cultivate. Carlethia went sunseeded and distributed improvements to the menu among unwilling diners. sunseekered adj. Drunk to the point where every patch of light becomes an invitation to lie down among friends. sunset claused adj. Drunk past the point of believing any arrangement, friendship or round continues beyond a stated hour. sunset cropped adj. Drunk beyond commercial usefulness, with companions quietly assessing whether continued conversation remains viable. sunset flipped adj. Drunk in a way that turns an ordinary exchange into a backwards fall witnessed by everyone nearby. Nikte got sunset flipped over the bench, taking Utkarsh's dignity with him. sunset industried adj. Drunk, with the result that your social usefulness is visibly approaching obsolescence. sunset lawed adj. Drunk to a degree that causes every gathering to terminate automatically, usually without consultation. sunset mothed adj. Drunk to the extent of circling every bright object in the room while attracting unwanted attention. sunset prayerred adj. Drunk on the strength of a final appeal to the evening, delivered after the congregation has dispersed. sunset provisioned adj. Drunk since last orders, and convinced that every promise now carries an automatic expiry date. sunset shelled adj. Drunk by the third round, and sealed behind a smooth, brightly banded exterior impervious to explanation. Lewin became sunset shelled, displaying varied colours while refusing every practical suggestion. sunset towned adj. Drunk by closing time, and excluding all remaining company from the conversation without apparent legal authority. Brantlee went sunset towned and allowed nobody unfamiliar to join the walk home. sunset yearsed adj. Softened by drink into regarding retirement as a reasonable destination for the evening. sunseted (/ˈsʌnˌsɛtd/) adj. Drunk enough to mistake the end of the evening for a public spectacle requiring commentary. sunsettinged adj. Sharpened by drink into announcing each departure as though the day were ending with it.