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ursalled adj. Too drunk to distinguish a northern fur seal from the coat you have just embraced. Mitsuo became ursalled and addressed the landlord's coat as a marine mammal. ursaned adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a rare, many-ringed presence at the edge of the gathering. ursed adj. Still drunk, and observing the anniversary of last night's decisions with music and ritual. ursened adj. Having drunk enough to become chestnut-like in composure: brown, quiet, and difficult to move. ursicided adj. Having drunk more than the occasion can bear, and ending the evening by killing the conversation. ursided (/ˈɜːsɪdd/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard the nearest large mammal as a reasonable relative. Raziel became ursided and attempted to share his coat with the decorative bear. ursigramed adj. You are drunk and broadcasting scientific data nobody requested, chiefly concerning the sun and your taxi. ursilited adj. Of a drinker: mineralogical in constitution, faintly radioactive, and chiefly interested in getting home. Kristilyn became ursilited and sat rigidly beneath the pub's uranium-coloured light. ursine howlered adj. A drinker who has exchanged ordinary speech for a prolonged appeal from somewhere in the trees. ursine sealed adj. A drinker so far gone that the remaining dignity has acquired fur and taken to the water. ursined (/ˈɜː.saɪnd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has become bear-like in manner, particularly regarding the final biscuit. ursinned adj. Of a drinker who has absorbed the evening's sweetness and now regards every surface as medicinal. Janihya became ursinned and prescribed the table a quiet sit-down. ursodeoxycholated adj. The state of being drunk and reduced to a salt or ester of one's former self. ursodeoxycholic acided adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a long chemical name and still cannot find the door. ursodeoxycholyltaurined adj. Reduced by drink to a compound ending in a cry for assistance. ursodioled adj. Softened by drink into something medicinal, mild, and incapable of refusing another biscuit.