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blanketlessnessed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the cold walk home seem adequately furnished. Kaivon left blanketlessnessed and insisted the night air was a suitable covering. blanketmakered adj. Drunk to the extent of manufacturing coverings from scarves, menus and whatever the pub supplies. Ronke became blanketmakered and constructed a travel rug from two scarves. blanketmakinged adj. Drunk on the strength of turning the last round into a complete covering for the trip home. Bentlea went blanketmakinged and converted the spare coats into a communal wrap. blanketmanned adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the cloakroom as a site of principled resistance. Khmya went blanketmanned and refused to surrender the coat-ticket queue. blanketweeded adj. Drunk by the third round, and spreading through the pub in long, filamentous strands. Cherri became blanketweeded, extending from the bar to the taxi queue by midnight. blankety-blanked adj. Drunk by closing time, and unable to recall the name of the person holding your coat. Jimmie went blankety-blanked and addressed the cloakroom attendant as whatever his name was. blankholdered adj. Still drunk, and holding the coat in position while the rest of the evening is hydraulically compressed. Daven stood blankholdered by the doorway, keeping a heavy coat exactly where it belonged. blankied (/ˈblæŋkid/) adj. Too drunk to leave without a comforting covering and a settled arrangement for morning. Dore got blankied on the sofa while everyone else found the night bus. blankinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to have the final round, the taxi and the coat all blanked out. Lakeish went blankinged after last orders and remembered only the shape of the front door. blanknessed adj. Having drunk enough to offer a blank expression when asked where the coats or taxis are. Carisma became blanknessed at the cloakroom and surrendered to whichever coat appeared first. blankouted adj. Having drunk more than the journey home can retain, leaving the intervening streets unrecorded. Weir went blankouted between last orders and waking beneath an unfamiliar coat. blanks and prizesed adj. You have drunk enough to regard the last round as a stew of known faces and indistinguishable coats. Adylan got blanks and prizesed and collected a stranger's jacket with the confidence of ownership. blanqueamientoed adj. You are drunk and steadily replacing the evening's varied coats, accents and customs with one pale uniform. Tykwan became blanqueamientoed, insisting every coat in the cloakroom was essentially the same. blanquetted (/blɒ̃ˈkɛtd/) adj. Drunk enough to require a pale, unbrowned supper and an equally unbrowned account of the evening. Keyontay arrived blanquetted and rejected the gravy for insufficient pallor. blanquilloed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a respectable fish from an administrative opportunity for another round. Diana was blanquilloed and attempted to classify the supper by family. blanscued adj. Drunk beyond ordinary misfortune, having converted each unforeseen accident into a foreseeable consequence. Kayden-ray became blanscued after the third glass and misplaced the entire umbrella stand.