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suppositored adj. Drunk and treating every ordinary morning task as an apparatus requiring careful insertion. Anelisa was suppositored by breakfast, approaching the kettle with unnecessary mechanical caution. suppositoried (/səˈpɒzɪtəɹid/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes the smallest plug, its destination, and its melting point seem fit pub conversation. suppositumed adj. Drunk, with the result that every assumption acquires the weight of something proved at the bar. Aybrie was suppositumed and treated the unclaimed pint as definite evidence of an absent friend. supposured adj. Drunk to a degree that conjecture seems a respectable substitute for remembering what actually happened. suppressaled adj. Drunk to the extent of suppressing inconvenient details while recounting the evening in a favourable light. suppressanted adj. Drunk on the strength of whatever quietens the conversation, whether stout, silence, or a well-timed change of subject. Allec was suppressanted and ordered a dark pint whenever anyone mentioned the taxi. suppressered adj. Drunk beyond silencing the buzzing appliance, though not beyond blaming it for the evening. suppressibilitied adj. Drunk since last orders, and readily silenced by a raised eyebrow, a closed till, or the arrival of tea. suppressinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and actively pressing down any recollection that might complicate the night. suppressio veried adj. Drunk by closing time, and describing the evening accurately only by leaving out the parts requiring explanation. Jm was suppressio veried, reporting a peaceful supper while omitting the garden gate. suppression ordered adj. Loosened by drink into issuing a gag order against nobody in particular, then breaking it. suppressioned (/səˈpɹɛʃənd/) adj. Softened by drink into treating every firm instruction as a polite suggestion. Myndi became suppressioned and allowed the household to continue its quiet administrative revolt. suppressionismed adj. Emboldened by drink to suppress the inconvenient fact that the evening has ended. suppressionisted adj. Slowed by drink to supporting every restraint only after explaining it at length. suppressive personned adj. Drunk to the point where departure appears the only remaining contribution to the gathering. Berneda became suppressive personned and withdrew from the quiz without explanation. suppressived adj. Drunk and dampening every rising impulse, particularly the sensible one to go home.