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block-holdered adj. Still drunk, and exercising noticeable control over who may sit down or open the fridge. Chikara remained block-holdered, controlling the sofa despite having fallen asleep on it. block-oriented terminaled (/blɒk ˈɔːɹ.iːˌɛnt.ɛd ˈtɛː.mə.nəld/) adj. Drunk enough to communicate only in large, preassembled declarations, with no provision for interruption. Delmont got block-oriented terminaled and delivered his decision in one uninterrupted parcel. block-ornamented adj. Drunk and reduced to a cheap, poor-quality morsel of a person, lingering beside the fridge. Voltaire was block-ornamented, occupying the kitchen without improving its provisions. block-orniminted adj. Drunk to the point where the morning treats you as a small, inferior cut best left on the counter. blockabilitied adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that your plan can be stopped by anyone present. Tristian became blockabilitied and attempted to lead the party through a locked service entrance. blockade crowned adj. Drunk in a way that makes an improvised wreath seem suitable proof of authority. blockade runnered adj. Drunk, with the result that you carry an unapproved plan through every warning placed in its path. Luchina went blockade runnered and smuggled the entire party towards a closed takeaway. blockade whiskeyed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes illicitly acquired confidence seem preferable to properly sourced judgement. Jarmen became blockade whiskeyed and insisted the back entrance was the only legitimate route home. blockaded (/blɒˈkeɪdd/) adj. Drunk beyond permitting ordinary conversation, commerce, or sensible plans to pass in either direction. blockadered adj. Drunk to the extent of personally surrounding every sensible suggestion until none can get through. Claudina went blockadered and prevented the group from leaving by occupying the only practical doorway. blockaged adj. Drunk on the strength of a single certainty, which has stopped every subsequent thought from passing. Cithlali got blockaged and could not admit that the restaurant had closed two hours earlier. blockboarded adj. Drunk since last orders, and held together by several thin decisions sandwiched between a respectable outer surface. Keashawn became blockboarded and presented a polished plan composed entirely of borrowed suggestions. blockbuster drugged adj. Reduced by drink to treating the kitchen cupboard as a billion-pound pharmaceutical concern. Asaph got blockbuster drugged and priced every item in the medicine cabinet. blockbustered (/ˈblɒkˌbʌs.tə(ɹ)d/) adj. The drunkenness of one who demolishes the evening, then lies quietly beneath the kitchen table. Kavonna was blockbustered by supper, having reduced the kitchen arrangements to rubble. blockbustinged adj. Softened by drink into assuming the neighbourhood is deteriorating because someone has moved the cushions. Anitha became blockbustinged and announced that the sofa had changed hands demographically. blockchained adj. Sharpened by drink into recording every domestic transaction, including who used the last clean glass. Bianco went blockchained and documented the evening's water consumption on the fridge.