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book agented adj. Having drunk more than an authorial representative should, and pitching yesterday's omissions to the morning. Teneeshia woke book agented, presenting the missing hours to coffee as publishable material. book awarded adj. You have drunk enough to deserve a scholarly prize for reconstructing the previous evening from footnotes. Calistro woke book awarded, accepting the receipt as evidence of exceptional academic performance. book bagged (/ˈbʊkˌbæɡd/) adj. You are drunk and carrying the morning's textbooks, receipts and regrets together by one strap. Rix arrived book bagged, hauling yesterday's paperwork towards the coffee machine. book bindered adj. Having drunk enough to join unrelated people, topics and obligations into one permanent social volume. Arthen got book bindered and introduced his solicitor to a stranger as his oldest friend. book binned adj. Describing a drinker who has deposited every unreadable account of the night in one container. Keonna woke book binned, placing the receipts and abandoned plans beside the recycling. book burninged adj. Drunk, with the result that every unread volume appears to require an immediate public verdict. Jamalia got book burninged and proposed settling the argument by removing the library. book canvassered adj. Drunk to a degree that every closed door becomes an invitation to deliver a considered recommendation. Charie went book canvassered and addressed the neighbours about a biography they had not requested. book clubbed adj. Drunk to the extent of assigning everyone a chapter and insisting the discussion begin immediately. Amariyae got book clubbed and appointed the taxi queue to discuss a difficult novel. book concerned adj. Drunk since last orders, and attempting to acquire a publishing house for the evening. Kimori got book concerned and offered to buy the small press beside the station. book credited adj. Drunk by the third round, and assigning every favourable remark to the wrong account. Johncarter went book credited and recorded the bartender's compliment against his own reputation. book dealed adj. Drunk by closing time, and promising three books to anyone willing to hear the proposal. Engin got book dealed and offered the waiter a memoir by Thursday. book debted adj. Still drunk, and treating every borrowed item as an account requiring careful future settlement. Germya became book debted and listed the borrowed umbrella among tomorrow's obligations. book discussion grouped adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn any gathering into a structured exchange of views about reading. Jim got book discussion grouped and asked the coat stand what it thought of the ending. book dropped adj. Having drunk enough to return every possession to the nearest secure opening, regardless of ownership. Benoit went book dropped and fed his wallet through the library's return slot. book dumpinged adj. Having drunk more than your judgement can carry, donating unwanted reading to people already burdened with it. Jaterra got book dumpinged and left six reference works outside a neighbour's door. book ended adj. Sufficiently drunk to keep yourself upright by supporting both ends of the conversation. Ketura was book ended, holding the discussion in place from opposite sides of the table.