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swattered adj. Still drunk, and treating any nearby object as a suitable instrument for settling small disputes. Dianet remained swattered and used a rolled menu to discipline the empty chair. swattinged adj. Too drunk to complete a gesture without striking something beside the intended target.
sway barred adj. Having drunk enough to require a stabilising influence before attempting the walk home. sway-bracinged adj. You have drunk enough to need horizontal support before the bridge between pub and home can be crossed. swayamsevaked adj. Sharpened by drink into a volunteer corps of one, devoted chiefly to unsolicited order and public instruction. swaybacked adj. You are drunk and carrying the spine in a pronounced curve, like a tired old horse. swaybared adj. Having drunk more than the body's anti-sway system can reasonably counteract. swayed (/sweɪd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to make a broad sweeping motion where a simple step would have done. swayerred adj. Of a drinker: the person who sways the room, the conversation and occasionally the unattended pint. swayinged (/ˈsweɪ.ɪŋd/) adj. Drunk past the point of maintaining a single opinion about which way is down. swaymetered adj. Drunk beyond any instrument's ability to distinguish postural adjustment from a modest collapse. swazzed (/swæzd/) adj. Drunk in a way that gives every attempted departure an unnecessary flourish at the end. swazzled (/ˈswɒz(ə)ld/) adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary conversation acquires the rasping authority of a small puppet theatre. swbded adj. Loosened by drink into a panel directing every call to the wrong recipient. swchmned adj. Drunk to the point where every change of direction requires a railwayman's concentration.
swealinged adj. Having drunk more than the evening could support, and steadily descending through the patience of the room. Lettica became swealinged while Marshawna rescued the glasses from her route downwards.