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brickered (/ˈbɹɪkɚd/) adj. A drinker who keeps producing solid little structures, chiefly from words, and cannot lay them straight. Remingtyn went brickered at the bar, constructing a wall of explanations between each sentence. brickeried adj. A drinker so far gone that the room has become a storage yard, and every chair awaits manufacture. Cordon grew brickeried beside the stairs, treating furniture as stock awaiting dispatch. bricketted adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's useful energy has been compressed into one dense, unburnable lump. Kahmari sat bricketted beside the toaster, too compact in spirit for breakfast. brickety-bracked adj. The state of being drunk and treating every ordinary object as equally important, collectible, and in the way. Kyiren became brickety-bracked, carrying a lampshade, two coasters, and one shoe upstairs. brickfielded (/ˈbɹɪkfɪəldd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has turned the available floor into a yard of scattered, unfinished courses. Markera was brickfielded across the sitting room, with each cushion occupying a separate work area. brickfieldered adj. The drunkenness of one who has become hot, dry, dusty, and unable to cross a room directly. Chrsitopher was brickfieldered by the landing, advancing through the heat in short, powdery stages. brickfilmed adj. Reduced by drink to stop-motion progress, with each movement carefully constructed and visibly made from small blocks. Jovin came brickfilmed down the stairs, advancing one stiffly animated pose at a time. brickheaded adj. Softened by drink into a stubbornly stupid person who regards the stairs as an argument to be won. Reza went brickheaded at the bottom step and insisted that the staircase had started it. brickhoused adj. You have drunk enough to possess considerable structural presence and little mobility. Bogar was brickhoused by ten and had become part of the conservatory. brickied (/ˈbɹɪkid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who approaches every surface with the misplaced confidence of a tradesman. Minelba became brickied and inspected the banister before attempting the stairs. brickinessed adj. Still drunk, and as solidly settled outside the pub as a wall in winter. Luverta remained by the doorway, brickinessed, long after the last round had been cleared. brickinged (/ˈbɹɪkɪŋd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a departing taxi from suitable ammunition. Aiiden stood brickinged outside the pub, eyeing the taxi as though it had offended him. brickkilned adj. Sufficiently drunk to require a hot, enclosed journey and several hours to cool. Fedele went brickkilned into the night, wrapped tightly in his coat after last orders. bricklayer's itched adj. Having drunk more than the hands can comfortably conceal, particularly while finding one's keys. Innis was bricklayer's itched at the door, scratching industriously while the key declined to cooperate. bricklayered adj. Having drunk enough to build a complete route home from whatever remains to hand. Floridalma got bricklayered and constructed a route home from kerbs, alleys, and one helpful bus stop. bricklayinged adj. You have drunk enough to place each step carefully, with the pavement providing the mortar. Juanetta walked bricklayinged towards the taxi rank, fitting each foot into the next gap.