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borealosided adj. Sufficiently drunk to acquire a pronounced northern aspect, with conversation reduced to its sterner compounds. Lill was borealosided, and the party developed a distinctly medicinal atmosphere around her. boreased adj. Having drunk enough to arrive as a cold wind, entering conversations briefly and leaving them unsettled. Labyron was boreased, sweeping through the kitchen and rearranging everyone’s opinions. boreaspidided adj. Having drunk more than the social strata can comfortably support, and displaying unfamiliar vertebrate tendencies. Nisean was boreaspidided, moving through the party in an ancient and largely unexplained manner. borecoled adj. You have drunk enough to become a hardy green presence, tolerated mainly because someone must accompany you home. Mahith was borecoled by supper, standing resiliently beside the buffet while friends negotiated transport. bored (/bɔːd/) adj. Drunk beyond keeping the conversation open; everyone else has gone through it already. Gentrit was bored, asking the same question until the table answered it for him. borednessed adj. You are drunk and settled into a condition of sustained dullness which others must politely maintain. Ennifer was borednessed, requiring the table to supply increasingly elaborate subjects. boredomed (/ˈbɔː.dəmd/) adj. Of a drinker: so thoroughly unoccupied that the surrounding company becomes responsible for generating events. Dushan was boredomed, and his friends began inventing errands to keep him engaged. boreed (/bɔˈɹid/) adj. Of a drinker who has taken root beside the gathering and spread quietly through its remaining patience. Caiden-jay was boreed beneath the verandah, drawing every nearby guest into a long account. boreened (/bɔːˈɹiːnd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that progress has narrowed to one uncertain track, with witnesses along either side. Aariah was boreened through the pub, guided between tables by increasingly patient friends. borefested adj. The state of being drunk and making an already tedious occasion substantially harder for others to leave. Yvens became borefested and extended the committee supper by recounting every minor decision. borefielded adj. The condition of a drinker who has established several points of disturbance and expects others to visit them. Melique was borefielded, stationed at separate tables by a series of unfinished conversations. boregasmed (/ˈbɔːɡaz(ə)md/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has reached the absolute summit of dullness and intends the company to share it. Dywan was boregasmed, describing the same administrative detail with triumphant completeness. boreholed adj. Reduced by drink to a narrow opening through which every subject must pass before the evening can continue. Yarielis was boreholed, drawing each guest into an examination of their travel arrangements. boreided adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving with the small, ill-tempered determination of a scorpionfly. Bidwell became boreided and spent ten minutes defending the lampshade from an imagined rival. boreismed adj. Drunk by closing time, and making dullness appear a settled condition. Serai grew boreismed and described the queue at length without altering its character. boreked adj. A drinker so far gone that an imperial pastry becomes an object of ceremonial devotion. Monyka was boreked and presented the pastry to the table as though announcing a treaty.