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bo-peeped adj. Too drunk to remain visible for more than a moment before peering out and retreating again. Yerin was bo-peeped, appearing from behind the fruit machine whenever someone called his name. boa constrictored adj. Having drunk more than the evening can accommodate, and squeezing the last drop from every conversation. Atrell was boa constrictored, pinning the barman to a discussion about old football shirts. boababed adj. Drunk by the third round, and already displaying the substantial, misshapen confidence of a very old tree. Francsico became boababed before supper and occupied the doorway without apology. boabed adj. You have drunk enough to become broad, rooted and unexpectedly difficult to move from the bar. Lizbeht was boabed, planted beside the fruit machine while the rest of the party drifted home. boabied (/ˈboːbid/) adj. You are drunk and carrying on with the blunt confidence of a man who has misplaced all discretion. Jaruis went boabied after the bitter, discussing private matters with the entire public bar. boaed (/ˈbəʊ.əd/) adj. Having drunk enough to coil round the nearest friend and remain there for support. Abreona was boaed, wrapped round the banister while insisting she could walk unaided. boagied adj. Sharpened by drink into a small wheeled conveyance, liable to transport itself and others without authorisation. Gracely went boagied through the hallway, carrying two coats and no destination. boanthropied adj. Of a drinker: convinced, for the evening, that the bar is a field and the locals are cattle. Heavenley was boanthropied, lowing softly at the fruit machine and declining the offered taxi. boar tainted adj. Describing a drinker who leaves an unpleasant aftertaste wherever he has been talking. boar's nested adj. A drinker who has turned the table, the floor and his pockets into a disorderly refuge. Jabary was boar's nested, surrounded by receipts, peanuts and one unexplained shoe. boar-speared adj. A drinker so far gone that every attempt to leave ends in another abrupt forward charge. Lumas was boar-speared, advancing on the exit with a confidence the doorway did not share. boarbacked adj. The state of being drunk and travelling on a rounded back, usually someone else's. Baneza was boarbacked across the taxi rank, carried by a friend who had stopped arguing. board and lodginged adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who has mistaken a pub for permanent accommodation and nourishment. Kimly was board and lodginged, ordering supper and asking whether the snug came with breakfast. board bagsed adj. Loosened by drink into baggy shorts, loose plans and a refusal to acknowledge the weather. Brentt was board bagsed, slouching through the pub in beachwear despite the rain outside. board booked adj. Emboldened by drink to treat every flat surface as a children's reading book and explain it aloud. board climbinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the sitting-room wall for a compact alpine undertaking, and commence at once. Rechelle got board climbinged and attempted the bookshelf with admirable concentration.