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boselaphined adj. Drunk and moving with stately assurance until the furniture establishes otherwise. Jhonas became boselaphined and attempted a dignified passage between two closely spaced chairs. boselliided adj. Drunk to the point where you proceed slowly, brightly coloured in manner, and without a shell. Giovanne was boselliided, making an unhurried circuit of the buffet in search of something soft. bosenovaed adj. Drunk enough to undergo a minute personal explosion, chiefly upon discovering the bill. Orlandria went bosenovaed when the landlord mentioned the deposit and briefly altered the room's atmosphere. bosentanned (/bəʊˈsɛntænd/) adj. Drunk past the point of regulating anything, including the pressure in your own lungs. Melanney was bosentanned and required several attempts to negotiate the staircase. boseyed adj. Drunk beyond the point at which a spinning ball can be distinguished from an invitation. Karyn was boseyed and bowled the empty crisp packet towards the fireplace. boshboked adj. Drunk to the extent of skulking through the pub’s shrubbery, alert to every snapped twig. Bilol went boshboked after the third pint, watching the smoking shelter as though it contained predators. boshed (/bɒʃd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that your most considered contribution is pure nonsense. Traevion became boshed and proposed replacing the pub clock with a qualified solicitor. boshintanged adj. Drunk on the strength of a serious bowl of broth and an increasingly unexamined decision. Meganmarie was boshintanged and defended the late supper as though appearing before a tribunal. boshtered adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the ordinary seem magnificent, particularly a damp sandwich. Allyshia was boshtered and praised the bar snacks as a triumph of civic engineering. bosied adj. Drunk in a way that sends every ordinary object on a surprising curve. Natan was bosied and threw his keys neatly past the bowl into the umbrella stand. bosinoed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming the less substantial partner in every conversation. Ahisha was bosinoed and followed Sheraton's argument without contributing a particle of her own. bosintanged adj. Drunk since last orders, and inclined to regard soup as a complete evening. Linken was bosintanged, holding the empty bowl with the dignity of a ceremonial vessel. bosjemanited adj. Still drunk, and mineral in composure, with a tendency to settle where placed. Jineen was bosjemanited, pale and powdery beside the radiator after the taxi failed to arrive. boskaged adj. Drunk by closing time, and settled into the shrubbery of the pub's remaining conversations. Darrus was boskaged at closing time, deep in a clump of talk about lawnmowers. bosked (/bɒskd/) adj. Too drunk to leave the garden, and therefore gradually incorporated into the shrubbery. Fryderyk was bosked and spent the interval beneath the hedge, guarding a single empty glass. boskered adj. Having drunk enough to find oneself impressive and wonderful, despite the evidence of the coat. Luisangel was boskered and regarded his missing shoe as an adventurous detail.