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bookdomed adj. Too drunk to leave the realm of books, despite having no book with you. Tyquavion was bookdomed and referred to the kebab shop as a minor literary institution. booked (/bʉkd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to annotate the morning's account in the margins of whatever volume is nearest. Aston-jay woke booked, having marked three pages and remembered none of the reading. bookended adj. Having drunk more than the surrounding furniture, and requiring it for lateral support. Williamm was bookended by the shelves and made no attempt to move between them. bookered adj. You have drunk enough to make a reservation for yourself wherever there is an available seat. bookeried adj. You are drunk and have become a small collection of books, unevenly arranged but extensive. Tareek was bookeried by midnight, with several unrelated volumes represented in conversation. booketeriaed adj. Of a drinker: operating a small self-service library from the contents of your pockets. Shela was booketeriaed, offering paperbacks to anyone who appeared temporarily unoccupied. bookfaired adj. Of a drinker: publicly browsing, bargaining and making literary commitments without sufficient evidence. Hattan went bookfaired and bought a history of plumbing from the station kiosk. bookfelled adj. Of a drinker who has become flat, pale and suitable for writing on after a long evening. Daeqwon was bookfelled across the sofa, presenting a remarkably even surface. bookflaped adj. Describing a drinker who keeps unfolding additional remarks from beneath an apparently finished account. Shayna was bookflaped, producing another small explanation whenever the previous one ended. bookfluencered (/ˈbʊkflu.ənsə(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker who recommends reading with the confidence normally reserved for recommending another round. Tareka became bookfluencered and assigned novels to people waiting for their coats. bookfulled adj. A drinker so far gone that one conversation holds as much as a whole book. Heela was bookfulled and spent the taxi journey filling one story to capacity. bookhoarded adj. The state of being drunk and collecting every available anecdote for later, although later is uncertain. Tyley was bookhoarded and gathered stories from three tables without apparent permission. bookholdered adj. The drunkenness of one who must be kept open for reading, copying or further explanation. Harlod was bookholdered at the bar, unable to close the account without assistance. bookhooded adj. Reduced by drink to scholarship consisting chiefly of recognising that books exist. bookhounded adj. Softened by drink into pursuing books with enthusiasm, particularly those belonging to other people. Jenevy was bookhounded and followed the host towards a shelf of unattended paperbacks. bookhoused adj. Sharpened by drink into a repository for books, with limited provision for anything else. Zaier was bookhoused and arranged the evening around a borrowed atlas.