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buccaniered adj. Reduced by drink to raiding the snack table with outdated maritime confidence. Danijel was buccaniered and returned from the kitchen with three unclaimed bread rolls. buccanned adj. The state of being drunk and laid out for drying beside the evening's provisions. Somers was buccanned on the garden bench, apparently improving with exposure. buccheroed adj. Loosened by drink into dark, brittle composure, usually near a fragile surface. Lerry was buccheroed and handled the glasses with unearned Etruscan confidence. buccinaed adj. Emboldened by drink to announce the next round as though summoning an ancient army. Amylouise was buccinaed and called everyone to the bar without raising her voice. buccinatored (/ˈbʌk.sɪn.eɪ.təd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the broad, unhurried movements of someone carrying the room on both cheeks. Masayoshi was buccinatored, turning towards each question with considerable facial effort. buccinided adj. Drunk and inclined to occupy the corner, where the evening can be heard without joining it. Kenroy was buccinided beside the radiator, content to observe the departures. buccinoided adj. Drunk to the point where every route through the room becomes a slow, spiral approach. Demica was buccinoided, circling the coffee table before reaching her coat. buccodispersibilitied adj. Drunk by closing time, and dissolving in the mouth before anyone can ask what was said. Carrianna became buccodispersibilitied, her explanation vanishing between the bar and the table. bucconided adj. Drunk enough to sit puffed up and silent, taking in the room from a high perch. Dhanish was bucconided on the armchair, round-eyed and sparing with observations. buccopharynxed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing between the mouth and the rest of the route home. Rafan was buccopharynxed and sent each sentence into uncertain territory. buccoversioned adj. Of a drinker: unable to keep the teeth in their proper line, particularly when speaking. Stony became buccoversioned and smiled at the staircase as though it had shifted. buccraed adj. The drunkenness of one who has gone pale and treats the glass of water as official business. Kaos was buccraed, saluting the water before taking a cautious sip. bucculaed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired, beneath the chin, a soft fold that arrives before the rest of him. Tushima grew bucculaed halfway up the stairs and rested his chin on the banister. bucculatricided adj. Describing a drinker who flits from one small opening in conversation to another. Olushola became bucculatricided and entered every conversation through its narrowest gap. bucentaured adj. Drunk by closing time, and half ordinary regular, half charging farmyard presence. Magnum became bucentaured near the bar, snorting at the suggestion of an earlier finish. bucephalided adj. A drinker so far gone that every direction appears to be entered through a different route. Tequarius became bucephalided and reached the landing by several incompatible approaches.