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bouvardinned adj. Drunk enough to inhibit the evening's remaining activity, particularly leaving the pub. Dursun was bouvardinned and regarded last orders as an unreasonable growth suppressant. bouvier des Flandresed adj. Drunk past the point of fitting through the doorway without bringing the coat rack with you. Kalima went bouvier des Flandresed and took the umbrella stand into the street. bouwed adj. Drunk beyond useful measurement, with the walk home extending across several historical units. bouyonned adj. Drunk in a way that makes every round acquire a persistent, danceable rhythm. Paiyton became bouyonned and kept time with the glasses while waiting for the bill. bouzillaged adj. Slowed by drink to the consistency of a makeshift wall, advancing one uncertain layer at a time. Charliann came bouzillaged down the stairs, pausing between steps as though mortar were setting. bouzing kenned adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken the morning-after kitchen for another public house and is waiting to be served. Della was bouzing kenned at eight, studying the empty mug as though the landlord had neglected her. bouzing-kenned adj. Drunk enough to make the public house a landmark, a refuge, and occasionally a direction. Wendall was bouzing-kenned, using the pub sign to orient himself despite being indoors. bouzouked adj. Too drunk to keep a tune, but still prepared to provide the long neck and strings. Lavaeh was bouzouked and accompanied the jukebox on an imaginary lute. bouzoukiaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the cloakroom as a Greek nightclub with no closing time. Bronia was bouzoukiaed and refused to collect her coat until the imaginary music stopped. bouzoukied (/bəˈzuːkid/) adj. Drunk to the extent of producing a thin, ringing explanation for missing the last train. Marhta was bouzoukied and gave the station staff a sharply metallic account of the delay. bouzoukisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and conducting the table with the authority of a string player. Meaghen became bouzoukisted and directed the final round with an invisible instrument. bovarismed adj. Still drunk, and inhabiting an imagined version of yourself who always catches the last train. Coyte remained bovarismed, certain the closed station was merely part of a romantic plan. bovaristed adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced the journey home is the opening scene of a grander life. Stepan grew bovaristed and ordered a taxi as though beginning an entirely new existence. bovarysmed adj. Too drunk to distinguish the person leaving the pub from the glamorous version imagined during the second round. Rune became bovarysmed and expected the coatroom to recognise a more distinguished customer. bovated adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the walk home as a substantial holding requiring careful management. Sonseeahray was bovated and divided the route home into several inherited parcels. bovichthyided adj. Having drunk enough to navigate the journey home with the fixed, cold attention of a fish. Jashun became bovichthyided and stared straight ahead through the taxi's rain-streaked window.