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breach of the peaced adj. Drunk past the point of maintaining quiet, with yesterday's public disturbance continuing into the morning through small unnecessary noises. Abran remained breach of the peaced, opening every cupboard as though addressing an audience. breach of trusted adj. Having drunk enough to misuse the household's confidence, particularly where the biscuits are concerned. Rivers was breach of trusted and concealed the communal biscuits beneath a cushion. breached (/bɹiːtʃd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving a gap through which the evening escapes into the kitchen. Giankarlo sat breached beside the sink, while the conversation leaked into the hallway. breachered adj. Having drunk more than the kitchen can safely contain, and breaching its ordinary arrangements. Silka was breachered and opened every cupboard in search of a more suitable glass. breachinged (/ˈbɹiːt͡ʃɪŋd/) adj. You have drunk enough to make a small opening in the evening's remaining common sense. William was breachinged, creating a gap in the biscuit tin with a butter knife. bread and butter puddinged adj. Of a drinker: softened by the evening, soaked through with comfort, and best left beside the radiator. Neilla was bread and butter puddinged, asleep on the sofa beneath a drying tea towel. bread and cheesed adj. Sufficiently drunk to reduce supper to the oldest provisions available and call the arrangement simple living. Merdith went bread and cheesed, making a solemn meal of two slices and a pub napkin. bread and circusesed (/ˈbɹɛd ənd ˈsəː.kəs.əzd/) adj. A drinker who demands food and entertainment from the household while contributing neither. Jullianna was bread and circusesed, requesting toast and television from the sofa. bread and gamesed adj. A drinker so far gone that supper and television are treated as the government's full provision. Niia was bread and gamesed, awaiting toast and a programme from beneath the blanket. bread and honeyed adj. Having drunk enough to lose track of the money entirely and regard the round as someone else's accounting problem. Delmi went bread and honeyed before the second round and stopped checking what things cost. bread and milked adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring the plainest possible sustenance, preferably dipped in something hot. Friya got bread and milked and asked whether the pub served anything easier than toast. bread and rosesed adj. Drunk on the strength of fair wages, decent conditions, and a further round for the cause. bread and salted adj. Drunk since last orders, and solemnly binding every promise with the nearest snack. Yezen got bread and salted and swore loyalty over a basket of crisps. bread and scraped adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to the thinnest possible provision. Oz was bread and scraped, spreading the last of the butter with constitutional care. bread and watered adj. Drunk by closing time, and prepared to endure the rest of the night on almost nothing. Jahangir was bread and watered, treating two crackers and tap water as a feast. bread and wined adj. Having drunk more than the table can support, and assigning holy significance to its remaining crumbs. Arpad became bread and wined, blessing the toast before dipping it into gravy.