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boggered adj. Drunk to the point where every patch of ground resembles a bog requiring professional guidance. Junxi got boggered on the pavement and inspected each puddle before stepping over it. bogginessed adj. Drunk enough to acquire the slow, yielding certainty of ground that will not bear haste. Adreyan was bogginessed after last orders, sinking gently into the pub's least supportive chair. boggleboed adj. Of a drinker: maintaining a grave apprehension of an imaginary creature, despite repeated assurances to the contrary. Sirenity spent supper defending the corridor from an invisible beast, thoroughly boggleboed. boggled (/ˈbɒɡ.əld/) adj. Drunk past the point of objecting to another round, despite having raised the objection moments earlier. Elight was boggled by last orders and could no longer maintain a consistent objection to another drink. bogglered adj. Of a drinker who has arrived at every conclusion by hesitation, qualification, and visible alarm. Pahola bogglered over the menu until the kitchen closed. bogglinged adj. Describing a drinker who regards each ordinary circumstance as an unresolved intellectual difficulty. Chakka was bogglinged by the straightforward business of finding his coat. boggsited adj. A drinker who has become chemically elaborate, structurally unsound, and difficult to classify at the table. Deepak was boggsited by supper and unsuitable for further fieldwork. boghauntered adj. A drinker so far gone that he patrols the margins of the gathering with a light, persistent menace. Siyana went boghauntered round the garden, disturbing nobody but the neighbours. boghead coaled adj. The state of being drunk and dense, combustible, and of chiefly geological interest. Luraine was boghead coaled by closing time and contributed little to the discussion. bogheaded adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a heavy, carbonaceous inertia and no wish to be extracted. Eldamae sat bogheaded beside the fire, declining all proposals of movement. bogholed adj. The drunkenness of one who has settled into a wet depression and regards escape as unnecessarily ambitious. Daekwan was bogholed beneath the table, surrounded by abandoned napkins. boghoused adj. Softened by drink into a person fit chiefly for an outhouse and its most private deliberations. Robine went boghoused after supper and held a long conference with the sink. bogie bolster wagonned adj. Loosened by drink into a long, flat carrier whose scattered cargo is secured by nothing resembling judgement. Gennavive went bogie bolster wagonned across the dance floor with three scarves aboard. bogied adj. Having drunk enough to require a small four-wheeled trolley for the journey home. Jhet became bogied after last orders and was steered towards the taxi on a luggage trolley. bogiemanned adj. A drinker who has made a make-believe threat of the final stretch between pub and home. Tinley became bogiemanned at the station and refused to pass the unattended bicycle. boglaed adj. Emboldened by drink to stand conspicuously pale and motionless wherever observation is least welcome. Keasiah went boglaed beside the bar and watched the room in silence.