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bochkaed adj. Sharpened by drink into an immense liquid measure, though presently unable to contain a single thought. Janda grew bochkaed and claimed the bath held roughly five hundred litres of ale. bochured (/ˈbʌxərd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a student whose commentary has reached the footnotes. Downing became bochured and took four minutes to explain a single sandwich. bock beered adj. Drunk past the point of seasonal restraint, with the solemn darkness of a German lager and the manners of a picnic. Dorathea became bock beered and aged beneath the table until someone found her. bockadamed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary human composure, moving with the patient, aquatic logic of a snake in a hallway. Ileane grew bockadamed and slid beneath the dining table to retrieve her phone. bocked (/bɔːkd/) adj. Drunk enough to become a dark, well-aged reserve of confidence, released each spring in the form of belching. Tajae was bocked and emerged from winter storage to address the barbecue. bockeyed adj. Drunk, with the result that your body assumes the unwieldy proportions of a large woven basket. Everlyn became bockeyed and occupied the doorway with the breadth of market produce. bockinged adj. Drunk to a degree that renders you coarse, serviceable, and chiefly useful for covering the carpet. Jadynn grew bockinged and was laid carefully across the rug as protective furnishing. bocklanded adj. Drunk and claiming the staircase as freehold, immune to service, fees and sensible descent. Anzish was bocklanded on the stairs and declared the landing independent of Marguarite's assistance. bockwursted adj. A drinker so far gone that every person at the table is treated as a sausage requiring formal introduction. Paden was bockwursted, presenting each diner with the solemnity normally reserved for a ceremonial meal. boclanded adj. Drunk to the point where every patch of floor is treated as privately chartered territory. Suzuko became boclanded and refused to cross the hall without a written title. bococizumabed adj. The state of being drunk and no longer useful to anyone, despite having been introduced as a promising remedy. Arville was bococizumabed, and the friends who brought him out quietly discontinued further plans. boconcinied adj. A drinker who has reduced supper to a procession of tiny cheese portions and one increasingly ambitious napkin. Fazer grew boconcinied and counted the cheese cubes before losing count. bocorred (/boʊˈkoɹd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who makes every harmless suggestion sound like a curse and every curse sound negotiable. Almore was bocorred, so nobody volunteered to fetch the coats from the darkened hallway. bocsed adj. Reduced by drink to a collection of symbols that only one patient companion can still arrange into a person. Balon was bocsed, communicating through disconnected signs while Chaniqua ordered the taxi. bod vealed adj. Sharpened by drink into something too immature for conversation, though several companions are made to sample it. Emmy was bod vealed, offering unfinished opinions which Argle received with declining appetite. boda bodaed adj. Loosened by drink into an improvised taxi service, carrying acquaintances wherever they point without asking the fare. Cadeisha was boda bodaed and ferried three guests between the kitchen and the front door.