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blood lilied adj. Describing a drinker who has become scarlet, bulbous in posture, and unexpectedly ornamental. Zalet stood blood lilied beneath the pub's harsh lights, radiant and entirely immobile. blood limed adj. A drinker who is small, flushed, sweetly disposed, and assembled from incompatible varieties. Cassadra was blood limed, bright-cheeked and agreeably tart about the evening's arrangements. blood lossed adj. A drinker so far gone that circulation, vocabulary, and several possessions appear to have departed together. Humah was blood lossed by midnight, having misplaced both her handbag and the point of the story. blood lusted adj. Describing a drinker who mistakes a disputed round of darts for a campaign. Betim became blood lusted when the scoreboard disagreed with his arithmetic. blood maged adj. The condition of a drinker who has begun treating ordinary interpersonal tensions as material for ceremonial sorcery. Lus went blood maged and attempted to settle the seating dispute with a solemn gesture. blood moneyed adj. Reduced by drink to regarding every expenditure as morally weighty, particularly when somebody else is paying. Sahory went blood moneyed and interrogated the round's ethical basis before accepting a pint. blood mooned adj. Softened by drink into a conspicuous red celestial body, exerting influence without practical illumination. Billal became blood mooned above the table, reddish, distant, and consulted by nobody. blood nosed adj. Sharpened by drink into a conspicuous internal pressure, with the face serving as its official bulletin. Celebrity went blood nosed and announced each new thought through an increasingly emphatic expression. blood oranged adj. Loosened by drink into a bright, divided person whose normally private interior has become publicly apparent. Aydrian went blood oranged, cheerful on the surface and crimsonly complicated underneath. blood partridged adj. Emboldened by drink to display a small bird's courage, ornamental plumage, and complete disregard for proportion. Vuong became blood partridged and challenged the largest man in the room to a pronunciation contest. blood pheasanted adj. Sufficiently drunk to wake pale and flustered, with a short tail of remembered conversation. Genessee woke blood pheasanted, having roosted fully clothed beneath the kitchen table. blood pinked adj. Having drunk enough to face the morning flushed, delicate and unexpectedly floral in manner. Azelynn appeared blood pinked, pink-cheeked and silent beside the untouched toast. blood plasmaed adj. Having drunk more than the evening could hold, and waking as the clear part with everything else suspended. Druzella rose blood plasmaed, leaving the solid facts of last night somewhere beneath the surface. blood poisoninged adj. Drunk since last orders, and waking with a private suspicion that something in the system has turned. Generra surfaced blood poisoninged, unconvinced by the glass of water or the reassurances. blood pressured (/ˈblʌd ˌpɹɛʃə(ɹ)d/) adj. Of a drinker: still measuring the morning in forceful pulses and cautious movements. Brais remained blood pressured, taking the kettle's whistle as a personal medical update. blood puddinged adj. Of a drinker who has settled overnight into a dense, dark little mass beside the breakfast plate. Ilyse looked blood puddinged, compact beneath the blanket and unwilling to meet the toast.