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bookbindered adj. Having drunk more than the binding will bear, with the evening’s separate pages now firmly attached. Everetta became bookbindered and kept the entire party together long after everyone wanted home. bookbinderied adj. You have drunk enough to turn the nearest room into a workshop for assembling people and unfinished conversations. Nazire went bookbinderied and arranged the guests into sections for an unnecessary reading. bookbindinged adj. You are drunk and joining separate conversations so tightly that nobody can leave without taking another with them. Crisha was bookbindinged, fastening three unrelated stories into one uninterrupted account. bookbinned adj. A drinker who has gathered the morning's accounts, receipts and explanations into one regrettable repository. Damyra woke bookbinned, finding the taxi receipt and menu together beneath the sink. bookboarded adj. Of a drinker: solidly covering the evening, while everyone else is left to find the edges. Jakeb became bookboarded and occupied the centre of the group’s only usable bench. bookbooked adj. Drunk enough to consult the same address repeatedly without discovering what it denotes. Yaimara was bookbooked, reading the hotel card aloud while standing outside a different hotel. bookbuilded adj. Of a drinker who has gathered bids from everyone present before deciding what the next round will cost. Bridie-leigh got bookbuilded and solicited prices from every guest before ordering crisps. bookbuildinged adj. A drinker who sets the evening’s opening price by inviting everyone else to invest in another round. Sheleen got bookbuildinged and persuaded the table to bid for one final round. bookbused adj. A drinker so far gone that the assembled company must transport him in stages, like a mobile library. Keino went bookbused, requiring three friends to move him from pub to taxi to sofa. bookcased (/ˈbʊkˌkeɪsd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of keeping your thoughts upright by placing them between two substantial volumes. Rozellia was bookcased and remained between the dictionaries for most of supper. bookceptioned adj. Drunk on the strength of a story within a story, neither layer being particularly reliable. Laikin was bookceptioned and began describing the evening as a novel being written inside another. bookchested adj. Drunk since last orders, and storing the remaining conversation somewhere difficult to open. Camm was bookchested, keeping his opinions shut beneath a fairly substantial exterior. bookclubed adj. Drunk on the strength of a single review, and confident enough to chair the resulting argument. Ahlea became bookclubed and asked the entire table for its position on the ending. bookcrafted (/ˈbʊkˌkɹæftd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying literary skill chiefly in the arrangement of excuses. Florjan got bookcrafted and gave the landlord a finely structured account of the missing umbrella. bookcrossinged adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving your possessions in public places for strangers to continue the process. Rumaysah was bookcrossinged and left a paperback on each available windowsill. bookdealered adj. Still drunk, and offering everything in the room at a negotiable price. Griffith was bookdealered and attempted to trade his coat for a signed menu.