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botulinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to render every nerve-mediated decision suspiciously still and regrettably final. Luzdari became botulinned, preserving the same expression through three separate conversations. botulinum toxinned adj. You are drunk and transmitting a highly concentrated instruction for everyone nearby to remain perfectly still. Candise was botulinum toxinned, and the entire conversation slowed around her. botulinumed adj. Having drunk enough to resemble a quiet soil organism with an unfortunate secretion policy. Hidaaya was botulinumed and remained motionless beneath the coat rack. botulinused adj. Having drunk more than propriety permits, and adopting the obsolete terminology of a sealed laboratory jar. Jaoni was botulinused and corrected the menu’s historical vocabulary. botulismed (/ˈbɒt.jʊl.ɪz.əmd/) adj. Of a drinker: poisoned in judgement by an improperly prepared evening, with the symptoms arriving quietly. Yarelie was botulismed, having treated a suspicious supper and several drinks as harmless. botulismused adj. Of a drinker who has adopted an obsolete diagnosis for a perfectly current and regrettable condition. botulotoxinned adj. Describing a drinker who has become an efficient transmitter of paralysis, chiefly through a fixed expression. Margart was botulotoxinned, and three guests stopped moving whenever she looked at them. botvinyaed adj. A drinker who has mistaken a cold, fermented soup for both refreshment and a sound governing principle. Loreana was botvinyaed, recommending chilled kvass soup as the answer to every difficulty. bou bhatted adj. A drinker so far gone that a ceremonial first tasting of rice becomes the evening’s central constitutional event. Rakan was bou bhatted, sampling the rice with solemnity usually reserved for royal ceremonies. boubliked adj. Describing a drinker who circles back repeatedly, offering the same warm, boiled-over account to each listener. Nashir became boubliked and retold the train story to Jadora with identical enthusiasm. bouboued adj. The state of being drunk and enveloped in enough flowing sleeve to conceal several poor decisions. Kother was bouboued, his sleeves collecting glasses and small diplomatic misunderstandings. boucanned adj. A drinker so far gone that the barbecue is treated as a perfectly adequate bed. Jacquella was boucanned beside the grill, arranged beneath a tea towel. boucerosided adj. Drunk on the strength of a steroid glycoside, and paying for it with a chemically elaborate morning. Shanyel woke boucerosided, unable to explain the bottle beside the bed. bouched (/buːʃd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and resting your forehead wherever a shield's opening might have supported a lance. Kayleanna arrived bouched, leaning through the banister as though it were a medieval shield. boucheried adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating the morning's breakfast preparations as an organised communal slaughter. Aniksha was boucheried by dawn, carving the toast before anyone had found a knife. boucled adj. Drunk by closing time, and left in a looped, uneven condition by the morning after. Kendylle looked boucled at breakfast, her account of the evening curling back on itself.