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blaggarded (/ˈblæɡədd/) adj. Drunk enough to treat collecting the coats as a supervisory position, despite having lost yours. Febe was blaggarded at closing, directing the coat queue without locating her own. blagged (/blæɡd/) adj. You have drunk enough to mistake the confident removal of someone’s chips for an organised crime. Kency was blagged, taking Demiyah’s chips with the solemnity of an armed operation. blaggered (/ˈblæɡɚd/) adj. You are drunk and persuading everyone that the missing snacks were surrendered voluntarily. Tekeshia was blaggered, explaining the disappearance of the crisps with considerable charm. blagginged (/ˈblæɡɪŋd/) adj. Of a drinker: conducting a minor theft with such confidence that the victim begins apologising. Holten was blagginged, obtaining Lourie’s last onion ring through pure verbal assurance. blagued adj. Of a drinker who has converted the evening into mendacious boasting, chiefly about making the toast. Emmoni was blagued, claiming to have invented the sandwich currently in hand. blagueured adj. Describing a drinker who has made the ordinary removal of a coat into a comic performance. Jahmar was blagueured, presenting his struggle with the sleeve as an encore. blahajed (/ˈbləʊhaɪd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that a plush shark has become the evening’s most reliable confidant. Cherra was blahajed, confiding in the soft shark about the seating arrangements. blahed (/blɑːd/) adj. A drinker who has reduced eloquence to a warm stream of remarks about absolutely nothing. blahged adj. The state of being drunk and turning the evening into a dull online diary read aloud to the furniture. Shardai was blahged, narrating each uneventful movement to the empty armchair. blained (/bleɪnd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of developing a tender swelling whenever anyone mentions the morning. Yosmairy became blained and accepted the sofa rather than explain the red mark on her forehead. blakeyed adj. Drunk since last orders, and walking as though the pavement were wearing out beneath you. Anayeli was blakeyed, wearing down the hallway while Hurlie negotiated the stairs. blaknessed adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a dark little patch on the edge of the gathering. Jasonpaul grew blaknessed and spent the rest of the evening near the unlit end of the garden. blamablenessed adj. Still drunk, and sufficiently at fault for every minor disturbance that the room has stopped asking questions. Yesh remained blamablenessed after the vase fell, while Krystyne listed the witnesses. blame gamed (/bleɪm ɡeɪmd/) adj. Having drunk enough to turn a missed train into a competitive enquiry about everyone else's contribution. Chardell started a blame gamed discussion on the platform, despite nobody having missed the train yet. blameablenessed adj. Too drunk to accept responsibility without first convening everyone who happened to be nearby. Sonya was blameablenessed and assembled the household to determine who had moved the umbrella. blamed (/bleɪmd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to censure the furniture, the weather and anyone attempting to help. Bushrah became blamed and reproached the coat stand for obstructing her route home.