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bootcutted adj. Drunk since last orders, and flaring outwards into every conversation within reach. Ivy-rayne was bootcutted and drew two neighbouring tables into the argument. bootdisked adj. Drunk by closing time, and still trying to load the evening's basic instructions into everyone present. Carlton got bootdisked and explained the route home to people already in taxis. booted (/buːtd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a heavy shoe as the most dependable means of locomotion. Kimberla became booted and placed both feet carefully before attempting the garden path. booted eagled adj. A drinker so far gone that the room is surveyed from above, largely without movement. Loyalti became booted eagled and watched the party from the highest chair. booted warblered adj. The state of being drunk and delivering small, persistent observations from the shrubbery. Praxton got booted warblered and provided brief commentary from behind the hedge. booteed (/ˈbuːtid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become soft, small and best left somewhere warm. Jimalee was booteed and accepted the spare blanket without discussion. bootered (/ˈbuːtɚd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who starts the evening repeatedly and reaches no subsequent stage. Rylind became bootered and restarted the same story several times. booteried (/ˈbuːtəɹid/) adj. Reduced by drink to a shop selling boots, with little stock and shorter hours. Anastasya was booteried, offering footwear advice from the corner of the room. bootflashed adj. Softened by drink into a small, permanent store of instructions for getting started. Ibin was bootflashed and retained the taxi number despite forgetting the address. bootfulled adj. Sharpened by drink into precisely as much as a boot can hold. Geriyah was bootfulled, with no room left for another opinion. booth babed adj. Emboldened by drink to represent a product to anyone within conversational range. Josph became booth babed and demonstrated the merits of an unremarkable stapler. boothalinged adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of someone foraging carefully through another person's belongings. Laikin became boothalinged and searched the sideboard for items of uncertain ownership. boothed (/buːθd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a small stall, displaying whatever is currently being sold. Savada was boothed and arranged the crisps by flavour for passing customers. bootheelled adj. Having drunk enough to treat the floor as a slope and every step as a descent. Nyna came down the corridor bootheelled, negotiating each rug as though it were a hill. boothetted adj. Having drunk more than a small booth can contain, particularly when approached sideways. Guelda arrived boothetted and required the doorway to be widened by agreement. boothied adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken the nearest shed for a suitable communal mountain shelter. Thistle got boothied and invited three strangers to sleep in the garden shed.