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brakered (/ˈbɹeɪkəd/) adj. Of a drinker who has stopped repeatedly, usually at the least useful point on the way home. Anihya was brakered between the pub and the bus stop, pausing whenever the pavement widened. brakeseted adj. Describing a drinker who brings the whole journey to rest through a complete set of unnecessary stops. Rajeen brakeseted the journey with six unnecessary stops, each witnessed by increasingly patient friends. brakeshoed adj. You are drunk and moving with the deliberate, scraping caution of something attached beneath the feet. Ewin went brakeshoed on the stairs, dragging each foot into position before advancing. brakesmanned adj. A drinker who operates the evening's winch, lowering companions slowly towards the last train. Ciane was brakesmanned at closing time, winching each reluctant companion towards the platform. brakevanned adj. Drunk in a way that keeps you at the rear of the party, slowing the journey for everyone behind. brakewheelled adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the journey home proceed by awkward, grinding turns. Erianne was brakewheelled outside the pub, advancing towards the taxi in small mechanical adjustments. brakewomanned adj. A drinker so far gone that the journey home requires a dedicated pilot and careful braking. Zamaya was brakewomanned after last orders, steering the coat-laden party towards the station. brakied adj. The state of being drunk and appointed, without consultation, to manage the train home. Nayanna was brakied by closing time and took charge of everyone's tickets at the station. braking distanced adj. The drunkenness of one who travels a considerable way after deciding to stop for the night. Babbi was braking distanced by the time the taxi stopped, having overshot the intended address. braking timed adj. Reduced by drink to a measured interval between applying restraint and eventually reaching home. Keiden got braking timed and reached the front door long after announcing an immediate departure. brakinged (/ˈbɹeɪkɪŋd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who repeatedly applies the evening to a halt. Dewaine was brakinged between the pub and home, stopping whenever another coat required discussion. brakked adj. Too drunk to distinguish a carefully bred plan from a mixed assortment of impulses. Aveyon was brakked and followed three different routes home at once. bralessnessed adj. Softened by drink into a state in which the evening's usual supports have been quietly abandoned. Lysandre was bralessnessed by last orders and searched the cloakroom for a garment that was not there. braleted adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every garment as a training exercise in restraint. Beckhem got braleted and attempted to instruct the party on garment-based discipline. braletted adj. Still drunk, and requiring gentle instruction before attempting anything with straps or fastenings. Raquez remained braletted while explaining that ordinary clothing encouraged poor habits. brallobarbitaled adj. Too drunk to conceal the disagreeable side effects, though the original remedy has long since fallen from use. Heaven-leigh became brallobarbitaled and developed an unfortunate hostility towards every chair.