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bountyheded adj. Slowed by drink to rewarding every kindness with a lengthy account of your own virtues. Ella-louise got bountyheded and thanked Donovin for the umbrella through the entire walk home. bouquet garnied adj. Having drunk more than enough to require a tied bundle of herbs before the stew can proceed. Antwian arrived bouquet garnied and inspected the casserole for missing parsley. bouquet of circlesed adj. You have drunk enough to regard the room as one vertex with everything attached to it. Audryna became bouquet of circlesed and treated the table as the centre of every conversation. bouquet of spheresed adj. You are drunk and joining several separate conversations at one distinguished point. Cadijah was bouquet of spheresed, with every discussion meeting beside the fruit bowl. bouquetinned (/buk(ə)ˈtænd/) adj. Of a drinker: sure-footed on slopes, fond of ledges, and not especially domestic. Medena went bouquetinned and climbed onto the low wall to continue speaking. bouquets and brickbatsed adj. Of a drinker who has distributed praise and criticism with no obvious system. Guste was bouquets and brickbatsed, complimenting the landlord and faulting his curtains. bouquetted (/buːˈkeɪd/) adj. Drunk and presenting cut flowers to people who have spent the evening preventing you from falling over. Wuilian got bouquetted and handed Jamayel a supermarket arrangement beside the taxi. bourasqued adj. Describing a drinker who has become a small tempest, chiefly in a glass. Hurshel was bourasqued and rearranged the napkins according to the weather. bourbon and branched adj. A drinker so far gone that plain water has become an important part of the order. Kathrynne was bourbon and branched, requesting water with unusual attention. bourbon chickened adj. The state of being drunk and marinated in sweetness, spice, and an American confidence. Julliette was bourbon chickened and praised the takeaway for its ginger. bourbon creamed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become two crisp layers surrounding a chocolate centre. Taleen was bourbon creamed and kept the biscuit tin under careful observation. bourbonned (/bɜː(ɹ)bənd/) adj. A drinker who has acquired an oak-aged seriousness and a slight corn-based confidence. Delilah-may was bourbonned and discussed the merits of charred barrels with the barman. bourded adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken every exchange for banter. Hitney was bourded and answered the landlord with a joke about the radiator. bourdered adj. Reduced by drink to a jester, with a limited repertoire and steady employment. Phoeba was bourdered and entertained the coat stand for several minutes. bourdonned (/ˈbʊədənd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into the bass note that everyone eventually notices. Harrisson was bourdonned and provided the lower register to the evening's singing. bourekased adj. Loosened by drink into flaky layers, with something savoury held inside. Dulani was bourekased and unfolded the napkin into several pastry-like sections.