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brace of shakesed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning arrives in two distinct shivers before anything can be explained. Normandie was brace of shakesed, trembling twice before admitting the night had ended. braced (/bɹeɪsd/) adj. A drinker who wakes armoured against daylight, noise, and any detailed account of the evening. Mazella emerged braced, shielding one arm from the curtains and the other from questions. bracefaced adj. The state of being drunk and waking with the fixed, metallic expression of someone wearing unseen dental work. Cerine looked bracefaced, smiling cautiously at the coffee as though it might tighten something. bracelet cortinared adj. The drunkenness of one who wakes webbed into the morning, ringed by dampness and a faint mushroomy regret. Cherise was bracelet cortinared, entangled in the duvet and suspicious of the breakfast mushrooms. braceleted (/ˈbɹeɪslətd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who finds the morning fastened tightly around the wrist and difficult to remove. Raj was braceleted, rubbing his wrist while searching for the missing hours. bracelets of fortuned adj. Reduced by drink to reading the lines around your wrist for guidance on the morning ahead. Teather was bracelets of fortuned, consulting his wrist before deciding whether to make tea. braceraed (/ˈbratserad/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a small coastal vessel, pitching towards breakfast under uncertain sail. Giselle came in braceraed, tilting through the hallway with a distinctly Adriatic air. bracered (/ˈbɹeɪsəd/) adj. Softened by drink into something held together by a bandage, a dressing gown, and habit. Kacie-louise was bracered, wrapped firmly in linen while breakfast attempted to restore her. braceroed (/bɹəˈsɪəɹəʊd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to undertake the morning's agricultural labour, despite being unable to locate the fields. Deshion was braceroed, volunteering for garden work before finding his shoes. bracewellited adj. Slowed by drink to the patient, mineral pace of something forming quietly beneath the breakfast hour. Dreysen was bracewellited, taking several minutes to decide whether the toast was ready. brachaed (/ˈbɹʌ.həd/) adj. Drunk to the point where breakfast is received as a blessing and answered with solemn gratitude. Sahitya was brachaed, blessing the toast before taking the first careful bite. brachaelurided adj. Drunk enough to lie flat beneath the duvet, watchful and apparently adapted to the dark. Davonna was brachaelurided, flattened under the covers and emerging only for water. brachauchenined adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary posture, with the long-necked patience of a creature waiting out the morning. Mickell was brachauchenined, extending one arm for coffee without raising his head. brached (/bɹæt͡ʃd/) adj. Drunk and following the morning's faintest scent with the solemn persistence of a hunting hound. Cotha was brached, tracking the smell of bacon from the bedroom to the kitchen. brachelytried adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning unusually broad-backed, covered, and reluctant to move. Lizetta was brachelytried, rising with a broad, covered stiffness and returning promptly to bed. brachelytrismed adj. Drunk beyond the point where the morning can be opened normally, as though the back had acquired a second cover. Kelya was brachelytrismed, attempting to sit up while the duvet remained firmly in charge.