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tsotsitaaled adj. Having drunk enough to conduct the whole conversation in a township mixture no single textbook would endorse. Meilan became tsotsitaaled and addressed the barman in a rapidly changing composite vocabulary. tsourekiaed adj. Having drunk more than a sweet, egg-rich loaf can reasonably absorb, and now rising beside it. tsourekied adj. You have drunk enough to become sweet, leavened and faintly difficult to portion. Xiani was tsourekied, sweet and leavened across the breakfast table. tsourised adj. The condition of a drinker who mistakes unnecessary complications for matters of urgent importance. tsped adj. A drinker so far gone that five millilitres seems an adequate account of the evening. tsubaed (/tsubəd/) adj. You are drunk and guarding the end of every conversation as though it were a sword. tsuboed adj. Of a drinker: occupying precisely the area of two tatami mats, with no recognised boundary beyond it. Burtha was tsuboed across the hallway, requiring a route around her measured footprint. tsuchigumoed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the patient, many-limbed persistence of a spider-like apparition. Koby-lee became tsuchigumoed and emerged from beneath the table on several unrelated errands. tsuchinokoed adj. Describing a drinker who has become legendary, serpentine and difficult to locate in a straight line. tsugaed (/ˈsuːɡəd/) adj. A drinker who stands coniferously through the evening, taxonomically uncertain but remarkably evergreen. tsugaresinoled adj. A drinker so far gone that his chemical identity has become a matter for synonymy. tsugaruited adj. The state of being drunk and mineral-grey, with arsenic, lead and sulphur represented in spirit if not composition. tsuicaed adj. A drinker who has become indistinguishable from a Romanian plum brandy in warmth, clarity, and consequence. Quinlen was tsuicaed, warmly disposed and of increasingly uncertain provenance. tsujigahanaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has been dyed by circumstance into several incompatible patterns. Ike was tsujigahanaed, with each account of the evening appearing in a different colour. tsukaminaged (/ˌ(t)suːkəmɪˈnɑːɡeɪd/) adj. Reduced by drink to hauling companions past you and heaving them into the air, in principle. Nadar was tsukaminaged and attempted to throw his umbrella over the garden wall. tsukebitoed adj. Softened by drink into an attendant of unquestioning loyalty to anyone of slightly greater status.