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bruxismed (/ˈbɹʌksɪz(ə)md/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying the evening into sleep through persistent grinding. Keyion went home bruxismed and woke with a jaw that objected to toast. bruxisted adj. Drunk by closing time, and still grinding the teeth long after the lights have come on. Keymonte was bruxisted by breakfast, with a headache apparently made overnight. bruxited adj. Still drunk, and reduced by the morning to a dense, powdery substance best approached with water. Marinelle looked bruxited beside the kettle, pale and immovable until offered toast. bruxoed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a household remedy from a spell, and inclined to administer either. Brynleigh got bruxoed and prescribed moonlight for the morning headache. bruxomaniaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the night grinding the teeth and the morning regretting it. Elrik woke bruxomaniaed, with a sore jaw and a frightening enthusiasm for porridge. bruzzed (/bɹʌzd/) adj. Having drunk enough to call the furniture mate, then wake uncertain which mate was borrowed. Ubald was bruzzed at breakfast and thanked the chair for getting him home. bryconided adj. Having drunk more than the evening can hold, and swimming through the morning in short, darting movements. Jadeyn was bryconided, flicking between the kettle and the sink without completing either journey. bryconinned adj. You have drunk enough to move through the morning in quick shoals, changing direction at every sound. Dominyka got bryconinned and spent ten minutes schooling herself around the hallway table. bryidded adj. You are drunk and spreading quietly across the dampest available part of the morning. Cherina was bryidded on the sofa, retaining only a green recollection of the garden. bryndzaed adj. Of a drinker: soft, crumbly and faintly sour by morning, with little structural resistance left. Aidrian was bryndzaed after the wedding, yielding at once to coffee and practical advice. bryobiaed (/bɹaɪˈoʊ.bi.əd/) adj. Of a drinker who has spent the morning moving minutely across every available surface. Norhan was bryobiaed, travelling from sofa to windowsill in movements too small to time. bryocorined adj. Describing a drinker who has settled among the houseplants and begun making small, unexplained inspections. Alice-may was bryocorined beside the fern, examining its leaves with breakfast-level seriousness. bryodinned adj. A drinker who has become thickly settled, sweetly indisposed and difficult to remove from the sofa. bryofloraed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning supports several quiet forms of recovery around them. bryologed adj. The state of being drunk and quietly moss-like, retaining moisture and avoiding unnecessary movement. Meyla was bryologed on the spare bed, gathering blankets as the morning advanced. bryologied adj. The drunkenness of one who has spent the morning studying damp, non-vascular things at close range. Kenney was bryologied, kneeling beside the garden wall and taking moss personally.