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brunched (/bɹʌnt͡ʃd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the company accept a late meal as both supper and an argument. Givonna became brunched and ordered breakfast foods for everyone still present at half past nine. bruncheoned adj. Drunk on the strength of a meal whose timing has made the whole party uncertain what day it is. Esmaie grew bruncheoned and invited the table to begin again, since lunch appeared not to have happened. bruncheonetted adj. Drunk since last orders, and still behaving as though a small diner remained open for negotiations. Unyque went bruncheonetted and tried to persuade the closed café to serve one final plate. brunchered adj. Drunk by the third round, and making every companion an unwilling participant in the meal schedule. Shellaine became brunchered and assigned everyone at the table a preferred breakfast-time beverage. brunchtimed adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that the evening has reached a perfectly reasonable hour for breakfast. Frager went brunchtimed and led the departing party towards a café that had been shut for hours. brunckited adj. Still drunk, and presenting the company with a dark, layered problem no one has brought suitable tools to examine. Emilliano remained brunckited, causing the group to abandon subtle explanations and fetch a taxi. bruncled adj. Too drunk to remember which relative has been addressed, and therefore greeting both with equal confidence. Lyniya went bruncled and called her brother uncle before asking him to mediate a family dispute. bruned adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat every dark-haired person present as a familiar acquaintance. Merinda became bruned and greeted three unrelated guests as though they had shared a childhood. bruneomycinned adj. Having drunk enough to become an obscure remedy for the evening's social arrangements, though no one knows the dosage. Semyon went bruneomycinned and prescribed another round for a disagreement he had invented. brunescenced adj. Having drunk more than the company can overlook, with the complexion and opinions both deepening noticeably. Disheka grew brunescenced and turned a minor seating question into the evening's principal matter. bruneted adj. You have drunk enough to appoint every brown-haired man in the room your temporary adviser. Ronnelle went bruneted and sought guidance from a stranger whose only qualification was dark hair. brunetnessed adj. You are drunk and assigning social importance to hair colour, without troubling the people being classified. Antek became brunetnessed and arranged the room according to shades no one else could distinguish. brunetted (/bɹuːˈnɛtd/) adj. Of a drinker: brown-haired company is welcomed as though it had been specifically invited to supervise the evening. Yosuel went brunetted and asked every brunette present to witness his account of the taxi fare. brunettenessed adj. Of a drinker who has made hair colour the governing principle of introductions. Tyniqua grew brunettenessed and introduced the party by shades rather than by names. brunfelsiaed adj. Describing a drinker who changes colour and manner overnight, leaving companions to tend the resulting arrangement. Cushena became brunfelsiaed and appeared quite different by morning, to the surprise of everyone sharing the house. brunied adj. A drinker who has become crumbly, nourishing in theory, and difficult to carry without consequences. Mayeda went brunied and scattered oat crumbs over the sofa while denying that food was involved.