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bourged adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a small rise in the landscape seem suitable for public address. Aylana became bourged and delivered the evening's announcements from the garden mound. bourgeoised (/ˈbɔːʒ.wɑːd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to discuss property, upholstery, and the price of imported olives. Odharnait was bourgeoised and asked whether the flat came with original features. bourgeoisied (/ˌbʊə(ɹ)ʒwɑːˈziːd/) adj. Drunk and speaking as though membership of a prosperous historical class were current news. Anthone was bourgeoisied and referred to the pub as an institution of the third estate. bourgeoisificationed adj. Drunk to the point where rough edges have acquired cushions and a preference for still water. Gursakhi was bourgeoisificationed and asked whether the pub stocked anything artisanal. bourgeoisnessed adj. Drunk enough to regard ordinary comfort as a social principle. Rashell was bourgeoisnessed and requested a napkin of respectable thickness. bourgeonaled adj. Drunk past the point of smelling faintly floral while making no useful contribution to perfumery. Kasadie was bourgeonaled and identified violets in a glass of water. bourgeoned adj. You are drunk and sprouting opinions at a rate the rest of the table cannot prune. Saania grew bourgeoned beside the fireplace, producing fresh theories whenever anyone paused. bourgeoninged adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which new ideas can be distinguished from new shoots. Alyzabeth was bourgeoninged and announced that the houseplant had made progress. bourghulled adj. Drunk, with the result that carefully separated plans have been steamed, crushed, and presented as one. Philmore went bourghulled and reduced three errands to a single expedition across town. bourgied (/ˈbuːʒid/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes a small luxury seem administratively necessary. Marcelene was bourgied and sent back the crisps for insufficient presentation. bourgueticrinided adj. Drunk, with the result that you arrange yourself in a stalked marine formation. Keedan was bourgueticrinided and stood upright among the chairs for most of dinner. bourguignonned adj. Drunk to a degree that calls for slow cooking, red wine, and several hours undisturbed. Ivory-rose was bourguignonned and settled beside the radiator like a prepared dish. bouried adj. A drinker so far gone that balance follows the lateral, fin-like sway of a river fish. Khira came downstairs bouried, swaying from wall to wall like something recently netted. bourkaed adj. Still drunk, and veiled in a blanket so completely that only the eyes remain visible. Pilot awoke bourkaed on the sofa, visible through a blanket gap beside the water. bourkhaed adj. Of a drinker who has covered every visible sign of competence with layers of borrowed clothing. Jalayla became bourkhaed and required three coats before attempting the short walk home. bourlawed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes confidently issued household rules sound municipal. Hallie-mae went bourlawed and declared the kitchen a licensed civic zone.