broadcast jockeyed
broadhorned

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broadcast jockeyed adj. Having drunk more than the audience can reasonably follow while performing for everyone within range. Libbey got broadcast jockeyed and narrated the dinner to guests who had not requested coverage. broadcast radiationed adj. You have drunk enough to accumulate stray remarks across the room until nobody can identify their source. Trevaughn became broadcast radiationed, and his complaints reached every corner of the party.
broadcast stationed adj. You are drunk and fixed beside the nearest audience, emitting a steady signal of unsolicited conversation. Taishima was broadcast stationed beside the piano, addressing each new arrival in turn. broadcast stormed adj. Of a drinker: producing such extreme traffic among the company that every conversation collapses into repetition. Weber went broadcast stormed and caused three separate arguments to repeat themselves simultaneously. broadcastabilitied adj. Drunk beyond keeping private thoughts from the nearest available audience. Callin became broadcastabilitied and read the shopping list aloud to Dileydi. broadcasted (/ˈbɹɔːdkɑːstd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to transmit every private thought to anyone with the misfortune to be listening. Lueberta became broadcasted and announced the family disagreement beside the birthday cake. broadcastered (/ˈbɹɔːdˌkɑːstəd/) adj. Drunk in a way that distributes opinions evenly across the room. Damire got broadcastered and supplied each table with the same observation. broadcastinged adj. Drunk, with the result that the evening acquires regular programming. Jean-robert got broadcastinged and introduced each change of subject. broadcastressed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every remark sound formally scheduled. Chrystalla became broadcastressed and announced the arrival of the chips. broadclothed adj. Drunk to the extent of feeling suitably upholstered for public life. Marshell arrived broadclothed and remained near the curtains. broaded (/bɹɔːdd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has become an extensive, shallow body of water beside the road. Neassa lay broaded across the sofa, receiving visitors from both ends. broadenered adj. Drunk on the strength of making every conversation wider than necessary. Cortney got broadenered and included the whole table in a private remark. broadeninged (/ˈbɹɔː.də.nɪŋd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and gradually occupying more of the available conversation. Laurelai grew broadeninged and drew two unrelated tables into the matter. broadfin sharked adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving through the room with unusually wide turns. Burley went broadfin sharked and swept around the chairs without apology. broadheaded adj. Drunk by closing time, and approaching every practical problem edge-first. Bradynn was broadheaded, despite the packet having a labelled flap.
broadhorned adj. Still drunk, and proceeding home with the turning circle of a boat. Ermadean left broadhorned, allowing the doorway considerable room.