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blood accusationed adj. Drunk enough to make grave allegations about stains, without first establishing whose they are. Jazilynn grew blood accusationed and interrogated the napkin for most of the evening. blood alleyed adj. Drunk beyond the ability to distinguish a red streak from a corridor, or a corridor from a stair. Jonryan was blood alleyed and followed the red carpet into the cupboard. blood and gutsed adj. Drunk in a way that makes ordinary coordination look like a gruesome spectacle. Keisuke was blood and gutsed, turning the short walk to the lavatory into an event. blood and ounsed adj. Drunk, with the result that every stumble is treated as a solemn matter of wounds. Hamas was blood and ounsed, blessing each bruise acquired on the stairs. blood and soiled adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the floor seem historically important and standing upon it morally urgent. Vishaal became blood and soiled, remaining upright only through devotion to the carpet. blood atonemented adj. Drunk to the extent of regarding every fall as a payment that settles the account. blood avengered adj. Drunk on the strength of a grievance that must be pursued despite unreliable footing. Heart was blood avengered and climbed the stairs to confront an absent coat. blood banked adj. Drunk since last orders, and storing every remaining bodily resource for the journey home. Jaslenne was blood banked and conserved her strength between successive stair rails. blood baptismed adj. Drunk by closing time, and regarding each fresh stumble as a formal initiation. Cornell was blood baptismed and entered the stairwell with renewed but unhelpful confidence. blood bathed adj. Drunk, with the result that the kitchen towel becomes an entire evening's cleansing ritual. Timyah got blood bathed and carefully wiped a spotless counter before bed. blood beed adj. Still drunk, and moving with a small black-and-red determination that repeatedly meets the glass. Ahmed was blood beed, circling the tumbler and missing the table by inches. blood binned adj. Too drunk to remain in play, requiring temporary removal while the legs receive first aid. Wray was blood binned after attempting the stairs and was placed safely beside the coat stand. blood blistered adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a sharp pinch, a stair edge and a handshake for equivalent events. Taminka was blood blistered and examined her fingers after every doorway. blood brothered adj. A drinker so far gone that a newly met man becomes family by breakfast, pending no ceremony whatsoever. Athleen woke blood brothered and sent a heartfelt message to the stranger from the smoking area. blood brotherhooded adj. The state of being drunk and extending fraternal loyalty to every acquaintance still answering messages the next morning. Garrel remained blood brotherhooded, sending family updates to three men met beside the lavatories. blood cancered adj. You have drunk enough to spread through the body, occupying marrow, limbs and the nearest available support. Zein was blood cancered and reached the landing only after involving the wall.