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bon-accorded adj. Drunk to the extent of agreeing warmly with everyone, including opposing sides of the same argument. Lavere became bon-accorded and endorsed both proposals before either speaker had finished. bon-bonned adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every small chocolate appear to contain a further decision. Laynette got bon-bonned, then guarded the sweet box from unnecessary handling. bon-motted adj. Drunk to the point where every conversation receives a clever riposte, usually after the subject has moved on. Geniya got bon-motted and answered three earlier remarks while the rest of the table discussed pudding. bon-sekied adj. You are drunk and arranging the company into miniature landscapes, using glasses as hills and coasters as paths. Tenea became bon-sekied and built a careful valley between Zhanelle and the fruit bowl. bon-vivanted adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary hospitality is mistaken for an invitation to extend the evening indefinitely. Seroba became bon-vivanted and persuaded the closing staff that one more course was socially necessary. bona fidesed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every decision requires earnest proof of sincerity. Myreta became bona fidesed and defended the honesty of choosing chips with a detailed declaration. bona omied adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every handsome stranger as a public matter requiring discussion. Jeral got bona omied and assessed the new barman aloud while his friends studied the menus. bona perituraed adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving the gathering surrounded by perishables nobody remembers purchasing. Algerine became bona perituraed, discovering several vulnerable cheeses beneath the coats in the hallway. bona robaed adj. Still drunk, and turning every attractive woman nearby into the subject of an unwelcome public assessment. Verdina got bona robaed and described the departing guest’s appearance to a room that had already noticed it. bona vacantiaed adj. Too drunk to recognise an owner, and consequently assuming responsibility for whatever unattended object is nearest. Patch became bona vacantiaed and claimed the cloakroom’s spare umbrella for the Crown, or possibly himself. bonaccordited adj. Sufficiently drunk to make every gathering chemically complicated, reddish-brown in temper and difficult to separate. Dionza became bonaccordited and combined three conversations into one dense, reddish-brown dispute. bonacied (/ˌboʊ.nəˈsid/) adj. Having drunk enough to compress socially, circle the buffet, and regard every morsel as a substantial catch. Reagann got bonacied and occupied the buffet’s narrowest side, accepting food from passing hands. bonaconned adj. Drunk to a degree that gives the evening immense horns and leaves the final contribution worryingly warm. Justinanthony went bonaconned and defended the sofa with elaborate gestures. bonaghted adj. Having drunk more than the gathering’s hospitality can provide, and claiming the remaining comforts by ancient right. Joice became bonaghted and assigned himself the best chair as though it formed part of a hereditary grant. bonanged adj. You have drunk enough to strike every social note available, with the room supplying the resonance. Adarah got bonanged and tapped the table through three conversations, each at a different ceremonial tempo. bonanoed adj. Of a drinker: confidently using an obsolete name, particularly when the current one is plainly visible. Everlener went bonanoed and asked the shopkeeper for a bonano with great authority.