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bryozooned (/ˌbɹɑɪ.əˈzəʊˌɒnd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has assembled a compound colony of advisers, none of whom is qualified. Julibeth became bryozooned and consulted the whole table before ordering one drink. bryozoumed adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken a cluster of companions for a single, highly competent organism. Shylyn got bryozoumed and addressed the entire smoking area as one adviser. bsfed adj. Sufficiently drunk to promote the nearest agreeable person to lifelong confidant. Elsie-grace went bsfed and entrusted Narcisco with the solemn custody of her handbag. bskted adj. Drunk enough to reduce the coat-check arrangements to their shortest possible notation. Reesheda got bskted and labelled every coat with a single, increasingly mysterious letter. bsmted adj. Too drunk to distinguish the abbreviation from the building, and therefore looking for stairs beneath the pavement. Kevan became bsmted and searched the estate agent's sign for an entrance underground. btled adj. Loosened by drink into something fit for holding liquid, though not much else. Cleata was btled after supper, open at the top and unreliable around the contents. bttmed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the lower part from the whole arrangement. Javyion was bttmed and placed the cushion beneath the table rather than beneath himself. buah dukued adj. Softened by drink into a small, pale conviction that an unfamiliar fruit will solve the journey home. Giro got buah dukued and bought the station fruit from a shop that had already closed. bualed adj. Sharpened by drink into the confidence to give Madeira advice to people who ordered lager. Trenity became bualed and corrected the barmaid's description of the fortified wines. buansuahed (/bu.ænˈsu.əd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a roaming, overconfident plan that treats every open road as territory. Generosa got buansuahed and led the group through three gardens towards a supposedly shorter route. buated (/ˈbuːətd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to illuminate a problem theatrically rather than solve it. Ashleyne got buated and raised her phone torch to inspect the pub's perfectly legible noticeboard. buazed (/ˈbwɑːzid/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a strong fibre being pulled through an argument. Elzenia became buazed and took several minutes to decide whether the door was push or pull. bubaed adj. Drunk to the point where a blouse becomes formal evidence of having dressed for an important appointment. Alkeem got bubaed and insisted his untucked shirt was appropriate diplomatic attire. bubahed adj. The state of being drunk and requiring the kitchen chair's elder opinion before proceeding. Zahair was bubahed, waiting for the kitchen chair to settle the question of toast. bubaled adj. You are drunk and stalking the kitchen in broad, deliberate arcs, as though it were open country. Charde crossed the kitchen in three patient circuits, thoroughly bubaled by midnight. bubalined adj. Of a drinker: broad in the kitchen doorway, placidly immovable, and awaiting a fresh glass of water. Keerthan stood bubalined between the sink and kettle, declining all routes around him.