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tschinked (/ˈt͡ʃɪŋkəd/) adj. Having drunk more than your coordination can accommodate, and aiming at the stairs as though they were wildfowl. tseajaiided adj. Drunk to the point where every coat is approached as a four-legged companion. Laylee spent last orders introducing each coat to the others, thoroughly tseajaiided. tsebed (/ˈtsɛbeɪd/) adj. Drunk enough to spring across the road whenever the final round is announced. Juhaina went tsebed when the taxi appeared, crossing three lanes to greet it. tsechued adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating the calendar as an annual festival of further rounds. tsed adj. You have drunk enough to pronounce a single sharp sound and lose the rest of the sentence on the stairs. tsedakahed adj. Loosened by drink into charitable distribution of leftovers, blankets, and the household's cleanest glass. Khamil was tsedakahed and gave away the last sausage to someone already holding toast. tselinaed adj. Drunk past the point of recognising the way home as inhabited territory. Sadam was tselinaed, recognising the way home as neither inhabited nor especially navigable. tsepinited adj. Drunk beyond identifying which mineral belongs in which pocket. Friya spent the journey home tsepinited, sorting imaginary specimens beneath the streetlights. tsesareviched adj. Describing a drinker who expects the succession, the seating plan, and the next round to be settled in advance. tsesarevitched adj. Drunk enough to regard a polite suggestion as advice from a junior courtier. tsesarevnaed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a daughterly manner as a hereditary distinction. Jahnia was tsesarevnaed, treating daughterly conduct as a hereditary distinction. tsessebed adj. Drunk, with the result that every route home acquires a pair of carefully bent directions. tsetse flied adj. Drunk since last orders, and hovering persistently around anyone still holding a glass. tsetsed (/tsɛtsid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you feeding on conversation and carrying it towards dawn. tshatshked adj. Drunk to a degree that makes minor ornaments seem fixed points in a shifting room. tshechued adj. Drunk by closing time, and solemnly observing the departure of every table and chair. Terdell became tshechued and bowed as the landlord removed each remaining stool.