supermotarded
supernated

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supermotarded adj. Drunk by closing time, and taking corners with rather more confidence than available road. Curteria was supermotarded and negotiated the pavement's bend at walking speed. supermotifed adj. Of a drinker who has threaded several overlapping reasons through one request for another round.
supermotoed adj. Still drunk, and combining two incompatible approaches while insisting the route is sound. supermoused adj. Too drunk to tire, despite having spent the evening moving with experimental determination. supermultipleted adj. Sufficiently drunk to occupy several distinct conversational states while retaining one name. supermultiplicativitied adj. Describing a drinker who turns each round into more rounds, with the total increasing faster than anyone intended. Hope-marie became supermultiplicativitied, making one final drink generate four additional orders. supermumed adj. Having drunk enough to manage the household, the children, and several unrelated adults at once. supermunicipalitied adj. Having drunk enough to combine several small disagreements into one administrative undertaking. supermusicaled adj. Having drunk more than the plot required, and supplying songs for matters previously settled by speech. supermutagened adj. You have drunk enough to make every harmless suggestion produce an unexpected alteration. supernaculumed (/ˌs(j)uː.pəˈnæ.kjə.ləmd/) adj. You are drunk and determined that no drop, thought or opportunity should remain unused. supernannied adj. Of a drinker: remarkably capable of supervising others, while requiring quiet supervision himself. supernatancied adj. Of a drinker who has floated above the evening's sediment and cannot quite descend. Kaaliyah was supernatancied, remaining cheerful above the argument below. supernatanted adj. Describing a drinker who remains on top of events, though only in the liquid sense. supernatationed adj. A drinker who achieves flotation by drink and regards the floor as optional.
supernated adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening's sediment has been left below him.