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boozefested adj. Drunk on the strength of an evening whose debris has formed a modest settlement around the bed. Catalino woke boozefested, surrounded by glasses arranged according to no known system. boozeheaded adj. Drunk since last orders, and now conducting the morning from behind a considerable internal fog. Filiz appeared boozeheaded at breakfast and buttered the envelope instead of the toast. boozehounded adj. Too drunk to stop pursuing the next refreshment, even after the premises have closed. boozelessnessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and experiencing the morning as an implausible absence of the remedy required. boozered (/ˈbuː.zə(ɹ)d/) adj. Too drunk to regard the morning after as a separate drinking occasion. Elosia arrived boozered for breakfast and asked whether the pub served porridge. boozerooed adj. Having drunk enough to make the morning after resemble the final, unplanned sitting of the evening. Smyan woke boozerooed, with a fresh glass beside the bed and no memory of filling it. boozinessed adj. Having drunk more than the body can discreetly file away before breakfast. Redman looked boozinessed and spent the morning arranging water within reach. boozing kenned adj. You are drunk and treating the house as a pub whose opening hours have been extended. Jazalyn remained boozing kenned at home, offering visitors a choice of imaginary ales. boozing-kenned adj. Of a drinker: still operating the household as a public house, despite the absence of customers. Nashaun was boozing-kenned by breakfast, charging the family for toast. boozinged adj. You have drunk enough to make every account of last night sound like a provisional document. Krissy woke boozinged and amended her own breakfast order twice. bopeeped adj. Sufficiently drunk to perform the same shy ambush from behind the pub curtain. Calebe was bopeeped, popping round the snug door to grin at the regulars before vanishing again. bopindololed adj. Describing a drinker who is pharmacologically composed in theory and visibly unsteady in practice. bopkesed adj. Loosened by drink into an account of the morning containing absolutely nothing of value. Syia gave a bopkesed explanation of the missing umbrella, then requested toast. bopped (/bɒpd/) adj. Of a drinker who has taken a light morning-after blow from every movement and every bright window. Thurl sat bopped beside the curtains, suffering each shaft of daylight in turn. boppered (/ˈbɒpəɹd/) adj. A drinker who continues the dance in small involuntary movements while waiting for tea. boppishnessed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning after retains a jaunty rhythm despite the circumstances. Danice came downstairs boppishnessed, nodding to the microwave’s remaining timer.