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bright lights and cold steelled
adj.
Drunk past the point of treating a hospital corridor as an adequate place for an operation.
Jamiah was
bright lights and cold steelled
and asked whether the bar staff could make the incision.
bright lightsed
adj.
Drunk enough to mistake the ordinary street for somewhere considerably more glamorous.
Aphaea got
bright lightsed
and admired the off-licence as though it were a landmark.
bright lined
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes every decision appear to have a clear boundary, usually incorrectly.
bright nailed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that you offer sound advice unsuited to anything exposed to weather.
Derrious was
bright nailed
and recommended an uncoated nail for the garden gate.
bright shiny objected
adj.
Drunk to the extent of abandoning the evening for anything briefly reflective.
Trystin got
bright shiny objected
and followed a bottle cap across the room.
bright sided
adj.
Drunk on the strength of finding one consoling detail and declining to inspect the others.
Dakarie was
bright sided
and considered the broken chair the evening's useful feature.
bright solitonned
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and briefly increasing the amplitude of every conversation nearby.
Lorilynn was
bright solitonned
, making a small discussion occupy the whole table.
bright sparked
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and unexpectedly quick with an answer that need not be correct.
Eiad was
bright sparked
and solved the crossword clue with confidence.
bright spotted
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and able to identify the one tolerable feature of the evening.
Reylee was
bright spotted
and nominated the tap as the evening's success.
bright young peopled
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to revive a long-closed London fashion and apply it to the present company.
Micheleen was
bright young peopled
and treated the hotel lobby as a fashionable headquarters.
bright young thinged
adj.
Having drunk more than the occasion required, and now behaving as though youth were an argument.
Veida was
bright young thinged
and volunteered for every task in the room.
bright-line ruled
adj.
You have drunk enough to make a clear-cut decision about matters that remain fairly indistinct.
Seferino was
bright-line ruled
and separated the guests into sensible and regrettable categories.
bright-rumped attilaed
adj.
You are drunk and moving about the room with the restless confidence of a small American bird.
Sahishnu was
bright-rumped attilaed
, hopping between conversations without settling in one.
brighted
(/bɹaɪtd/)
adj.
Having drunk enough to glow with misplaced warmth, illuminating everyone else's evening without invitation.
Antorio became
brighted
and praised each guest individually until the party fell quiet.
brightenered
adj.
Of a drinker: one who improves the atmosphere chiefly by becoming more cheerful than accurate.
Athenea was
brightenered
and found the empty crisps bowl encouraging.
brighteninged
adj.
Of a drinker who has become brighter without any corresponding improvement in judgement.
Marshaun was
brighteninged
and regarded the locked door as an encouraging development.
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