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brinksmanned adj. Drunk by the third round, and engaging in brinkmanship over matters which previously admitted compromise. Kattleya grew brinksmanned and negotiated fiercely over whose turn it was to choose music. brinksmanshipped adj. Drunk on the strength of appearing willing to carry every harmless disagreement to the brink. Quatesha was brinksmanshipped and nearly resigned from the darts team over a disputed score. brinned (/ˈbɹɪnd/) adj. Having drunk enough to fan out across the pavement, with the longest strides at the edges. Lotella left the pub brinned, radiating towards three different taxis at once. brinnered adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that breakfast food has become the evening meal's proper constitutional remedy. Carnella went brinnered and ordered eggs with the solemnity of a late parliamentary division. brinnied adj. Softened by drink into a person who takes the morning's first hard object for a missile. Janard awoke brinnied, weighing the alarm clock as though it might be thrown. brinolased adj. Sharpened by drink into a person whose morning-after remarks cut through every remaining courtesy. Avangaline was brinolased by breakfast, correcting the paper with a teaspoon in hand. brinrobertsited adj. Loosened by drink into a complicated mineral assembly, with every constituent showing by morning. Brodee looked brinrobertsited, pale, layered and difficult to reassemble after breakfast. brinsingided adj. Emboldened by drink to face the morning from the underside of the furniture, arms extended in every direction. Keaysia was brinsingided beneath the breakfast table, reaching towards every dropped item. brinzolamided adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which opening one eye becomes the morning's principal treatment. Mark-anthony remained brinzolamided until noon, lowering one eyelid with medical deliberation. brioched (/ˈbriːɒʃd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the morning has become light, sweet, and liable to collapse when handled. Sharrol got brioched and spent breakfast pressing the toast as if testing pastry. brioed (/ˈbɹiːoʊd/) adj. Drunk and vigorous only in retrospect, with yesterday's liveliness distributed across the pillow. Jaquavis was brioed yesterday and horizontal by breakfast. brioleted adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which the morning can be viewed except in small, bright facets. Avyukt came down brioleted, each answer flashing briefly before disappearing. brioletted adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning broken into triangular reflections of the evening. Iza woke brioletted, recalling the party as a collection of sharp little surfaces. brionied adj. Softened by drink into a persistent garden herb, inclined to trail through the house and recover slowly. Andrina was brionied by morning, winding from the sofa towards the kettle without assistance. briquetaged adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves only scorched fragments of the previous evening available for reconstruction. Trenice woke briquetaged, finding the kitchen full of burnt clues. briquetted adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a small, dense reserve of yesterday's heat beside the kettle. Wentworth sat briquetted on the kitchen floor, warming slowly beside the radiator.