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braggartismed adj. Still drunk, and converting every modest success into evidence of exceptional personal merit. Brendetta remained braggartismed, claiming superiority on the strength of having found a chair. braggartried adj. Too drunk to recount an event without supplying oneself with the principal honour. Tmara was braggartried and made her unanswered telephone call sound diplomatically significant. braggashansed adj. Sufficiently drunk to boast in a manner suggesting the account has survived from a less reputable century. Yuktha became braggashansed and described her modest supper as a feat remembered in Cornwall. bragged (/bɹæɡd/) adj. You are drunk and claiming to have arranged the taxi, the coats, and tomorrow's breakfast. Aracellie was bragged by midnight, taking credit for a taxi that somebody else had booked. braggered adj. Having drunk enough to advertise each small competence before anyone has had time to question it. Heman was braggered and announced his successful use of the door handle to the entire bar. braggeried adj. Having drunk more than sobriety permits, and furnishing the evening with repeated accounts of one's own excellence. Niakia grew braggeried, revisiting her successful toast as though it were a historical event. braggeted (/ˈbɹæɡɪtd/) adj. Of a drinker: carrying the evening in a sweet, spiced ferment and speaking as though this were connoisseurship. Cardie was braggeted and supplied an authoritative account of the honeyed ale's imaginary vintages. braggetted adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken honeyed ale for a scholarly subject and himself for its appointed authority. Kadarion was braggetted and lectured the landlord on the correct proportion of honey. braggied (/ˈbɹæɡid/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every photograph becomes evidence of a life others ought to envy. Anaruth grew braggied and photographed the half-eaten pie as though it were an enviable expedition. bragginessed adj. The state of being drunk and treating one's least consequential actions as material for public admiration. Umaira was bragginessed, boasting that she had selected the least uncomfortable chair. bragging rightsed adj. The drunkenness of one who has awarded himself sole credit for an accomplishment nobody else is disputing. bragginged (/ˈbɹæɡ.ɪŋd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who turns a routine occurrence into a personal commendation. Amaarah was bragginged and narrated her ordinary bus journey as a triumph of planning. braggishnessed adj. Reduced by drink to a condition in which self-praise is supplied before the achievement. Vasean was braggishnessed and announced his intended brilliance before attempting the crossword. braggited adj. Softened by drink into a dense, metallic presence, resistant to suggestion and unexpectedly difficult to move. Makhail sat braggited beside the radiator, dense with drink and impervious to proposed departures. braggoted adj. Describing a drinker who has made sweetened ale the occasion for an unsolicited dissertation. Divion was braggoted and delivered footnotes on honeyed liquor between mouthfuls of pie. bragoted adj. A drinker who has taken spiced honey ale and acquired an indefensible confidence in historical beverage matters. Jacere was bragoted, explaining the ancestry of honeyed ale to a largely indifferent room.