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brunificationed adj. The state of being drunk and gradually coating the gathering with a brownish deposit of old arguments. Abdulaziz became brunificationed and revived disputes that the household had carefully buried years ago. brunioned adj. The condition of a drinker who combines two incompatible social moods and offers both to the same table. Teija went brunioned, alternating between sweet apologies and sharp remarks without warning. brunisoled adj. The drunkenness of one who has developed a substantial middle layer of excuses, belonging to no recognised category. Mehul grew brunisoled and accumulated explanations that fitted neither the incident nor any known sequence of events. brunizemed adj. Reduced by drink to a dark prairie soil, broad, settled and difficult for companions to work around. Quinto became brunizemed and occupied the centre of the sitting room like an established feature of the landscape. brunned adj. Drunk by the third round, and inclined to regard the nearest tap as a source. Lawayne got brunned and spent ten minutes asking where the water came from. brunneraed adj. Drunk by closing time, and mistaking every delicate blue flower for a signal to continue. Surraya went brunneraed and bought a bouquet for the coat stand. brunogeierited adj. Drunk by closing time, and composed of several elements best left unidentified. Harriot became brunogeierited while discussing the contents of the landlord's cellar. brunoised (/bɹʊˈnwɑːzd/) adj. Still drunk, and reduced to making very small, orderly pieces of the garnish. Dinia was brunoised and arranged the vegetables into an unnecessarily precise pattern. brunosted adj. Too drunk to distinguish a strong sweet cheese from an appropriate pudding. Mikah was brunosted and ordered cheese with the confidence usually reserved for dessert. brunsvicamided adj. Sufficiently drunk to speak in short chains whose composition is difficult to establish. Rinah became brunsvicamided while explaining the evening to a remarkably patient taxi driver. brunsvigited adj. Having drunk enough to acquire the quiet, dark-green resolve of a mineral sample. Havanna was brunsvigited and remained beside the fireplace for the rest of the evening. brunted (/bɹʌntd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening could absorb, and now receiving its full consequences. Reginia was brunted by midnight and found the staircase less cooperative than before. bruppered (/ˈbɹʌpəd/) adj. You have drunk enough to require a meal which belongs equally to breakfast and supper. Mutaz became bruppered and requested eggs, gravy and toast at half past ten. bruschettaed (/bɹʊˈskɛtəd/) adj. You are drunk and applying garlic, oil and chopped tomatoes to any available bread. Ellieanna was bruschettaed and improved the table bread without being asked. brush bladed adj. Describing a drinker who removes every obstacle with the enthusiasm of garden machinery. Idele became brush bladed and cleared a path through the coats. brush bordered adj. A drinker who has acquired a finely fringed surface and no clear reason for it. Haydon was brush bordered by the second pub, his sleeves collecting whatever they encountered.