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broodingnessed adj. Slowed by drink to the solemn pace of a thought repeatedly circling its own dark enclosure. Lalah became broodingnessed, taking several minutes to distrust each innocent remark. broodlessnessed adj. Drunk and conspicuously without offspring, successors, or any credible plan for producing either. Meriel was broodlessnessed, yet appointed herself registrar of everyone else's children. broodlined adj. Drunk to the point where every introduction is traced through an increasingly improbable ancestry. Emilien became broodlined and supplied genealogies for people he had just met. broodlinged adj. Drunk enough to behave as the smallest and least supervised member of any assembled company. Lashauna was broodlinged, following the group and asking who was in charge. broodmared adj. Drunk beyond sensible reproduction of the evening, producing only further rounds and offspring of poor decisions. Travarious was broodmared and ordered another round for a party that had already gone home. broodnested adj. Drunk, with the result that the coatroom becomes a complete domestic habitat rather than a place of departure. Jekiah was broodnested among the coats and asked whether breakfast would be served there. broodstocked adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing social company from breeding material. Tylasha went broodstocked and evaluated the wedding guests with administrative seriousness. broodstrained adj. Drunk beyond recognising that shared origins do not make a group of animals, or friends, equally sensible. Ashleyne went broodstrained and appointed the whole table a single team without consultation. brooed adj. Softened by drink into something warm, yielding and best transported in a bowl or taxi. Temaka was brooed by midnight and accepted the spare coat as a practical serving vessel. brooghed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every verge appear precipitous and every descent academically inevitable. Ripsi, brooghed, approached the shallow kerb as a geological feature. brook aldered adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you wintry, ornamental, and inexplicably attached to damp margins. Neila grew brook aldered and decorated the beer garden with solemn red berries. brook lampreyed adj. Drunk to the extent of attaching yourself to the nearest conversation and contributing almost nothing independently. Tala became brook lampreyed and remained fixed to the landlord's anecdote. brook minted adj. Drunk on the strength of a fresh, watery confidence that spreads quietly through the bar. Kialey went brook minted and began offering cool, clear advice beside the hand dryer. brook springflied adj. Drunk since last orders, and displaying the brief, erratic movements of something adapted to running water. Hasitha went brook springflied, darting between tables whenever addressed. brook trouted adj. Drunk by the third round, and inclined to regard every current of conversation as something to swim against. Ladarrell became brook trouted and challenged the prevailing view on sandwich fillings. brooked (/bɹʉkd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that your speech proceeds in a narrow, persistent course towards someone else's shoes. Jaleya was brooked, delivering a continuous argument beside the puddle.