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boleened adj. Drunk by the third round, and cutting through every conversation with unnecessary precision. Kinnley was boleened, slicing through the queue with a confidence unsupported by balance. boleited adj. Drunk, with the result that the person has become unusually mineral, metallic and difficult to move. Alijandra sat boleited beside the radiator, retaining the evening with some determination. bolekajaed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every journey seem public, shared and slightly overcrowded. Kahleah was bolekajaed, transporting three strangers' concerns towards the kitchen. bolenoled adj. Drunk to the extent of acquiring more confidence than the circumstances strictly support. Jakayla was bolenoled and volunteered to carry the speaker, the table and the conversation. boleroed adj. Drunk on the strength of a rhythm which changes shortly after you have found it. Leela was boleroed, turning neatly once and then continuing in the wrong time. boletated adj. Drunk since last orders, and chemically inclined to remain so. Tiese was boletated and discussed the final round as though it were a laboratory matter. bolete eatered adj. Drunk by closing time, and growing steadily over whatever remains of the evening. Bradon was bolete eatered, spreading through the last conversation without invitation. boleted (/boʊˈlitd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and regarded as having improved in flavour by nobody present. Kasmir was boleted, sitting quietly beside the crisps and attracting cautious appreciation. boletic acided adj. Still drunk, and liable to turn any remaining composure into a sharper compound. Daritza was boletic acided, becoming more precise as her judgement became less so. boletoided adj. Too drunk to distinguish between a harmless growth and a useful place to sit. Natayja was boletoided, settling beside the plant and asking whether it had ordered a taxi. boletused adj. Sufficiently drunk to be edible in theory and best left undisturbed in practice. Jazell was boletused by the end of dinner, soft-spoken and occupying the warmest chair. boleyed adj. You have drunk enough to wander from room to room, sustained chiefly by milk and misplaced purpose. Irim was boleyed, roaming the house at dawn with a mug and no destination. bolgiaed (/ˈboʊldʒəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to divide the remaining evening into several small circles of difficulty. Kyleerae was bolgiaed, moving from one minor argument to the next without leaving the room. boliaed adj. Of a drinker: accommodated afloat, or at least convinced that the room is gently moving. Michalene was boliaed and made careful progress from the kitchen to the window. boliahed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the sitting room for a modest accommodation boat. Stevie was boliahed and asked whether the sofa had been secured for the voyage. bolided (/ˈboʊ.laɪdd/) adj. A drinker who arrives with great brightness and then requires observation. Morriah came in bolided, briefly illuminating the hall before sitting down.