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bomb sheltered
adj.
Having drunk enough to mistake hiding from consequences for a properly engineered protective strategy.
Ziannah got
bomb sheltered
and spent the rest of the evening beneath a tablecloth.
bomb shipped
adj.
Having drunk more than enough to address the shoreline of an ordinary conversation with unnecessary force.
Reenie got
bomb shipped
and opened negotiations with the quiet couple over their choice of crisps.
bomb shotted
adj.
You have drunk enough to combine two beverages by dropping one decisively into the other.
Sharia got
bomb shotted
and lowered a miniature bottle into her cider with ceremonial confidence.
bomb sited
adj.
You are drunk and treating an ordinary patch of floor as a hazardous area requiring official clearance.
Reign got
bomb sited
and cordoned off the rug with two bar stools.
bomb squadded
adj.
Of a drinker: methodically defusing every harmless situation until none remains safely unattended.
Colleena got
bomb squadded
and inspected the birthday cake before allowing anyone near it.
bomb throwered
adj.
Of a drinker who has mistaken controversial remarks for a responsible method of advancing discussion.
Majka got
bomb throwered
and introduced the family argument into a conversation about parking.
bomb vesselled
adj.
A drinker who has become a small, determined warship, and is now engaging nearby conversations from a distance.
Shadee got
bomb vesselled
and began shore-bombarding the birthday table with unsolicited advice.
bomb-throwered
adj.
Describing a drinker who has acquired the confidence to throw an opinion into any gathering.
Zacchaeus got
bomb-throwered
and tossed a political theory into the queue for the toilets.
bombaced
adj.
The state of being drunk and padded against the consequences by layers of misplaced confidence.
Hydia got
bombaced
and wore three coats to deliver an emphatic opinion about the weather.
bombachased
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has adopted loose, practical confidence and begun riding every decision downhill.
Krzysztof got
bombachased
and attempted the steep route home in borrowed riding boots.
bombaed
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every decision acquires a rhythm and an accompanying dance.
Emrah got
bombaed
and turned choosing a taxi into an extended percussion performance.
bombard phrased
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and delivering grand speeches about who left the mugs in the kitchen.
Nela got
bombard phrased
and addressed the washing-up in terms of national importance.
bombard-phrased
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and making the household's minor inconveniences sound fit for Parliament.
Veera became
bombard-phrased
while defending her decision to leave one plate by the sink.
bombarded
(/ˈbɒmˌbɑːdd/)
adj.
Drunk on the strength of medieval siege artillery, lobbing heavy cushions across the sitting room.
Jenuel was
bombarded
and attempted to besiege the sofa with three cushions.
bombardered
adj.
Still drunk, and treating every abandoned glass in the kitchen as a target requiring immediate attention.
Jequita was
bombardered
, collecting glasses from the kitchen with the seriousness of a campaign.
bombardier beetled
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to eject a hot, chemical apology whenever anyone approaches the kitchen.
Teaya was
bombardier beetled
and issued a hot apology when asked to move from the fridge.
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