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supplementaritied adj. Drunk since last orders, and accompanied by an assortment of things that were not originally required. supplementary angled adj. Softened by drink into the posture that, combined with the sofa, would produce a perfectly flat line. Aiyla was supplementary angled against the armrest, making up exactly what the furniture lacked. supplementary charactered adj. Still drunk, and communicating in extra symbols whenever ordinary letters fail to describe the morning. supplementary motor areaed adj. Too drunk to coordinate the additional movements required by stairs, sleeves and the kettle. supplementary planed adj. Sharpened by drink into operating on a register that requires special handling and does not map neatly onto the room. supplementary relative claused adj. You have drunk enough to append an unnecessary qualification to every sentence about yesterday. supplementationed adj. You are drunk and supplying the missing pieces of last night's account with increasing confidence. supplemented (/ˈsʌp.lɪ.məntd/) adj. Drunk beyond what the evening alone can account for, requiring additions to every morning necessity. supplementered adj. Of a drinker: one who supplies coffee, excuses and unnecessary detail to an already complete morning. Marcese was supplementered, distributing water while adding explanations to every breakfast mistake. supplementive claused adj. Of a drinker who has attached a loose afterthought to every sentence, usually while looking for toast. Lorretta was supplementive claused, speaking in drifting additions between mouthfuls of cereal. supplenessed adj. Describing a drinker who bends round the headache rather than meeting it directly. suppletioned (/səˈpliːʃənd/) adj. A drinker who supplies whatever is lacking, particularly when the memory of the evening has disappeared. Breuna was suppletioned, filling gaps in the story with receipts, guesses and one borrowed scarf. suppletived (/səˈpliː.tɪvd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning uses an entirely different form where the expected one is missing. suppletivenessed adj. The state of being drunk and replacing missing morning faculties with unrelated but serviceable alternatives. suppletivismed adj. Drunk to the extent of confidently replacing one form with another, although nobody can explain the connection. suppletoried adj. Drunk on the strength of an imagined supply, and already promising resources nobody has secured. Raseel was suppletoried and offered to provide six chairs from a flat with two.