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sybarismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the remaining crisps as an indulgence requiring ceremony. sybarited (/ˈsɪbəɹaɪtd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of pleasure alone, requiring cushions, olives and the better armchair. sybaritismed adj. Drunk by the third round, and demanding that ordinary pub comforts be upgraded to luxuries. sybilled adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary conversation and issuing predictions from behind the optics. syboed adj. Drunk by closing time, and crisping the conversation with the sharpness of a spring onion. Davied was syboed, bringing a green, piercing opinion to every quiet corner of the bar. sybowed adj. Still drunk, and fresh enough to insist that a spring onion constitutes a complete supper. sycamined adj. Too drunk to distinguish a black mulberry from a tree, or the Gospel from the drinks list. sycamore lace bugged adj. Having drunk more than enough to inspect every pale speck on the pub garden's plane trees. Georgett was sycamore lace bugged and examined the garden leaves with a beer mat. sycamore maple treed adj. You are drunk and attempting to classify the tree outside by combining every name you remember. sycamore mapled adj. Drunk enough to confuse two respectable trees, and defend the botanical error over biscuits. sycamore treed adj. Of a drinker: rooted beside the pub, broad in manner, and shedding observations in flaky pieces. sycamored (/ˈsɪkəmɔːd/) adj. Having drunk enough to shed opinions in large irregular patches, like bark from a plane tree. syced adj. Still drunk, and treating one companion as groom, chauffeur and keeper of the evening's arrangements. Leonel remained syced and handed Henock the keys without further discussion. syceed (/sʌɪˈsiːd/) adj. Describing a drinker who treats each coin in the till as a precious ingot from an imperial treasury. sycettided adj. A drinker who has become porous, quietly attached to the furniture and difficult to prise from the snug. Cecilie was sycettided into the corner seat and declined every suggestion of going home. sychnodymited adj. A drinker so far gone that the coal-like sweet in the bowl appears to be a valuable mineral.