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brassaged adj. Drunk to a degree that the evening's small losses acquire the solemnity of official coinage. Brynne was brassaged and charged everyone a penny for advice nobody requested. brassarded (/bɹəˈsɑːdd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of protecting one arm carefully while leaving the rest of the body to negotiate the stairs. Hason was brassarded, shielding his right arm while walking into the left-hand wall. brassarted (/bɹəˈsɑɹtd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of one arm alone, with the other employed chiefly for balance. Jam was brassarted, gripping the banister with one arm and saluting with the other. brassboarded adj. Drunk to the point where the morning's first practical decision becomes a field trial conducted on the kitchen. Amitoj went brassboarded and tested his proposed hangover remedy on three slices of toast. brassboundered adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying inherited privilege with the unsteady entitlement of a junior officer. Mohammed was brassboundered and expected the stairs to make allowances for his passage. brassed (/bɹɑːsd/) adj. Drunk enough to consist of several compatible metals and one unreliable joint. Quinlin was brassed and sounded faintly metallic when placed beside the radiator. brassered (/ˈbɹæzəɹd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting every conversation with the directness of a late-night transaction. Lillyanah was brassered and negotiated firmly with the locked lavatory door. brasseried adj. Too drunk to leave the small restaurant, having mistaken its tables for a permanent evening. Toussaint was brasseried and ordered another roll while standing beside the exit. brasseroed adj. Sufficiently drunk to burn with contained heat while remaining an impractically tall vessel. Louis-philippe was brasseroed, upright in the doorway and radiating warmth at nobody in particular. brasseted (/ˈbɹæs.ətd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and armoured in determination rather than competent movement. Harun was brasseted, advancing down the stairs with one forearm presented like a shield. brasseyed adj. Drunk to a degree that every departure from the pub becomes an ambitious shot at the green. brassfoundered adj. Having drunk enough to cast every gesture heavily, as though shaping warm metal by hand. Shaquann was brassfoundered, forming each wave slowly before sending it towards the bar. brassfoundinged adj. Having drunk more than the body can cast neatly, producing movements with weight but little finish. Raffeal was brassfoundinged, casting broad gestures that struck two chairs and a lampshade. brasshated adj. Drunk since last orders, and behaving as though seniority had been confirmed. Pickens was brasshated and reorganised the seats without being asked. brassic acided adj. You have drunk enough to become a long, transitory arrangement, moving in the wrong direction across the room. Brendolyn was brassic acided, proceeding backwards towards the stairs with fatty determination. brassicaceaned adj. Of a drinker: branching, leafy in gesture, and occupying rather more of the pavement than expected. Julyanna was brassicaceaned, extending both arms while negotiating the narrow stairwell.