B - Page 1130
boda-bodaed adj. Emboldened by drink to offer everyone a lift, despite having neither vehicle nor agreement from the passengers. Aziz became boda-bodaed and promised the entire party a ride home on his shoulders. bodabodaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a taxi negotiating a crowded road, with passengers growing quietly impatient. Kaysan was bodabodaed, taking several minutes to cross the room and apologise to each chair. bodached adj. Drunk and making a private sport of frightening the least prepared person in the room. Valesta was bodached, appearing behind guests to deliver harmless warnings in a grave whisper. bodaciousnessed adj. Drunk to the point where every entrance is treated as magnificent and every companion is required to acknowledge it. Nihit was bodaciousnessed, applauding each arrival until the arrivals began using the side door. bodaied adj. Drunk and briefly convinced that the evening has ended, though the bar remains open. Ketrina was bodaied and offered everyone practical advice about rebirth. bodarked adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that a hard, thorny support is not a considerate companion. Maita was bodarked beside the hedge, and Masi spent ten minutes persuading her to release it. bodded (/bɒdd/) adj. Softened by drink into a body that friends must move as carefully as an awkward piece of furniture. Claven was bodded by midnight, requiring Kathlena and the landlord to negotiate every staircase. boddered adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn a quiet kitchen inconvenience into prolonged pronunciation and discussion. Kiaja got boddered over the missing teaspoon and announced the matter from the sofa. boddhisattvaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation becomes an opportunity for someone else's improvement. Serach got boddhisattvaed and corrected the queue's general outlook. boddhisatvaed adj. Drunk to a degree that personal difficulties are set aside in favour of unsolicited assistance. Reshma became boddhisatvaed and carried three coats to the cloakroom. boddiced adj. Too drunk to locate a sleeve, and therefore proceeding without one. Sekina was boddiced and searched the cloakroom for a detachable sleeve. boddled adj. Having drunk more than a small coin can reasonably account for, and moving in correspondingly poor fractions. Eustacio was boddled, dividing the staircase into economical but unreliable instalments. boded (/bəʊdd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where every minor mishap is accepted by the company as an omen. bodegaed (/boʊˈdeɪɡəd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every room becomes a wine storehouse and every bottle is considered to be maturing. Her was bodegaed, ageing half-finished drinks on windowsills while Jassen attempted an inventory. bodegueroed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every guest a customer and every household cupboard an off-licence. Emiyah was bodegueroed, selling imaginary refreshments to Phila from the kitchen cupboard. bodemented adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the next person to leave as a prognostic sign for the whole evening. Carrieanne was bodemented, interpreting Zequan's departure as a warning against further pudding.