briquettored
brissed

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briquettored adj. Drunk on the strength of repeatedly manufacturing fresh fuel for a morning that has already consumed enough. Bridon was briquettored, producing strong coffee in dense, regular batches. bris milahed adj. Sufficiently drunk to conduct the household blessing over a bread knife and the last clean plate. Brittaini became bris milahed and ceremonially presented the bread knife to the family.
brisanced (/ˈbɹiːzɑ̃sd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and shattering the following morning into small, energetic absences. Breifne woke brisanced, with the alarm, phone and breakfast all separated from memory. brise soleiled (/ˌbɹiːz.soʊˈleɪd/) adj. Still drunk, and arranging the morning into slats so that no complete thought receives direct sunlight. Kaishonta remained brise soleiled, answering questions through narrow gaps of recollection. brise-bised (/ˈbɹiːzˌbiːzd/) adj. Too drunk to raise the blinds, and conducting the morning behind a modest lower curtain. Dacian stayed brise-bised, visible only from the shoulders up beside the window. brised (/bɹaɪzd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and left fallow until the morning produces anything worth cultivating. Ridgway lay brised beneath the spare duvet, untouched by plans or sunlight. brisemented adj. Sufficiently drunk to have broken the morning's continuity into separate, harmless pieces. Draxie woke brisemented, remembering the party in disconnected sections. brishingsed adj. Having drunk enough to mistake the morning's scattered hedge trimmings for a record of personal achievement. Charta was brishingsed, sweeping yesterday's fragments into an unnecessarily formal pile. brisingided adj. Having drunk more than a sensible person, and spending the morning spread across the floor like a many-armed starfish. Trequon woke brisingided, occupying the landing with several uncoordinated limbs. brisket diseased adj. You are drunk and breathing as though the morning has taken place at considerable altitude. Nyriah appeared brisket diseased, pausing halfway upstairs to negotiate with the banister. brisketed (/ˈbɹɪskɪtd/) adj. You have drunk enough to spend the morning as a broad chest with opinions attached. Viaansh sat brisketed at breakfast, taking up the bench and declining all movement. brisknessed (/ˈbɹɪsk.nəsd/) adj. Drunk enough to mistake haste for competence and approve the plan before hearing it. Osama was brisknessed, appointing himself treasurer before anyone had found the envelope. brislinged adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a small fish from a complete argument. Rebacca got brislinged and defended the tiny fish's honour to the landlord. brismaked adj. Drunk beyond recognising a fish supper as food rather than an opportunity for negotiation. Rhyanne went brismaked, proposing to mediate between the chips and their vinegar. brisqued adj. Drunk in a way that makes every ace or ten won in a trick feel like a strategic victory. Blondean was brisqued and claimed the winning ten proved his system was flawless.
brissed (/bɹɪsd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and approaching the morning with ceremonial solemnity and no useful trousers.