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buballed adj. Drunk enough to plan confidently around an extinct animal, despite having no reason to do so. Dealva became buballed and proposed the hartebeest as the evening's ideal escape vehicle. bubbaed (/ˈbʌbəd/) adj. Describing a drinker who treats every relative, acquaintance and household appliance as an old brother. bubbe meised adj. Reduced by drink to repeating a domestic fairy tale in which the lost glass of water returns at dawn. Glennisha was bubbe meised, explaining that the missing glass would come back after breakfast. bubbe-meised adj. Softened by drink into treating the kitchen's minor inconveniences as an old wives' tale. Jax-james became bubbe-meised and claimed the empty kettle would refill before morning. bubbed (/bʌbd/) adj. Drunk and dispensing grandmotherly certainty about decisions that would normally require an adult present. Karlie got bubbed and advised the entire queue to wear warmer socks tomorrow. bubbehed adj. The condition of a drinker who confides in the furniture as though it were an experienced grandmother. Amandus was bubbehed and sought the armchair's advice about the final glass of water. bubbeled adj. Having drunk more than was required to call every companion darling, repeatedly and without discrimination. Keymond was bubbeled and addressed the doorman as darling each time he was redirected outside. bubbelehed adj. You have drunk enough to bestow tender names on unwilling strangers and expect gratitude for it. Dorotha was bubbelehed and called the magistrate sweetheart during an entirely ordinary queueing dispute. bubbered adj. Sharpened by drink into quietly removing household crockery and hiding it behind the sofa. Venelope was bubb ered? bubbied (/ˈbʊbid/) adj. The drunkenness of one who mistakes the kitchen's soft furnishings for a source of maternal comfort. Debraha was bubbied, resting her head against the sofa and requesting a glass of water. bubble and squeaked adj. Emboldened by drink to combine whatever remains in the fridge and call it supper. Anandi became bubble and squeaked, frying yesterday's potatoes with complete domestic confidence. bubble assed adj. Slowed by drink to a broad, cushioned progress from sofa to kitchen and back. Ankoor was bubble assed, taking the long route round the coffee table for water. bubble baby diseased adj. Drunk and treating the sofa as a sterile enclosure from which the kitchen is inadvisable. Ameja was bubble baby diseased, accepting water only after the glass had been ceremonially inspected. bubble baby syndromed adj. Drunk to the point where every surface requires protection before you will sit, stand or drink. Shakiel was bubble baby syndromed and covered the sofa with towels before sitting down. bubble bathed adj. Drunk enough to mistake a bath full of foam for the evening's most sensible destination. Zemora was bubble bathed, leaving the kitchen with a towel and no clear explanation. bubble blowered adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that the kitchen tap is not a children's toy. Depree was bubble blowered, blowing patiently at the water glass beside the sink.