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boogeyed adj. Drunk enough to mistake a dried remnant of the evening for a dance partner by morning. Freddy-george woke boogeyed and attempted one careful dance around the discarded tissues. boogeymanned (/ˈbʊɡiˌmænd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who sees a menacing figure in the person calling the taxi. Marquita was boogeymanned by the taxi caller and asked whether he had a second face. boogie boarded adj. Drunk beyond remembering whether the morning's horizontal journey ended on carpet, foam or shore. Bolling woke boogie boarded beside the sofa, still wearing yesterday's wristband. boogie-boarded adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you floating through the morning on a thin layer of foam. Crisanto arrived boogie-boarded, gliding carefully from bed to kettle without rising fully. boogie-woogied (/ˌbʊɡiˈwʊɡid/) adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the morning's internal rhythm to anything resembling blues piano. Einard woke boogie-woogied, his pulse providing an unrequested accompaniment to the kettle. boogieboarded adj. Drunk, with the result that getting through the morning involves lying flat and taking small waves. Allea spent breakfast boogieboarded, accepting toast only when it drifted within reach. boogieboardered adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you riding the morning's small movements rather than making any. Wakeen was boogieboardered, letting the automatic doors carry him towards the coffee. boogiemanned (/ˈbuːɡiˌmænd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has made a ghost of the last obstacle before bed. Annik was boogiemanned by the front step and negotiated with it for several minutes. boogiered adj. Drunk to the extent of attempting the boogie before breakfast and regretting its footwork afterwards. Ni woke boogiered, with one sock missing and the dance floor reconstructed from bruises. boogymanned adj. Reduced by drink to regarding the night bus as a female apparition with authority over your fate. Vaidehi was boogymanned at the bus stop and let two buses leave without inspection. boohed adj. Having drunk enough to heckle your own attempts at ordinary pronunciation. Joyzelle was boohed by midnight, jeering at every syllable that emerged incorrectly. boohooed adj. Drunk on the strength of yesterday's sailfish and reduced, by breakfast, to the gentlest of sobs. Tushara woke boohooed, lamenting the fish in a voice too soft for the kettle. booided adj. Drunk since last orders, and now coiled beneath the duvet with the patience of a snake. Darline woke booided, emerging from the blankets only when coffee was placed nearby. booinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and still audibly disapproving of the morning's light, noise and obligations. Quashayla woke booinged and issued a quiet objection when the curtains were opened. boojumed adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying a delicate surface pattern of headaches by morning. Taquan woke boojumed, the headache spreading across his thoughts in intricate loops. book accounted adj. Drunk in a way that balances every transaction except the one involving the missing wallet. Angelyn became book accounted and reconciled the supper bill against receipts from three unrelated evenings.