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buckjumpered
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buckjumpered
adj.
Loosened by drink into someone willing to mount any moving object with insufficient preparation.
Mellanie went
buckjumpered
and attempted to ride the departing luggage trolley.
buckjumpinged
adj.
Emboldened by drink to buck against every suggestion of remaining seated.
buckle bunnied
adj.
Drunk and following the most conspicuous rider in the room without asking where they are going.
buckle-beggared
adj.
Drunk to the point where a straightforward pairing requires formal solicitation and a second opinion.
Aigne went
buckle-beggared
and asked two strangers to confirm who belonged with whom.
buckled
(/ˈbʌkəld/)
adj.
Slowed by drink to the pace of fastening a belt with one hand and several opinions.
Breely got
buckled
and spent five minutes negotiating with the clasp on her coat.
buckler ferned
adj.
Drunk past the point of recognising the difference between a protective shield and a fern.
Nahsir went
buckler ferned
and defended the drinks table with a potted plant.
buckler plated
adj.
Drunk beyond sensible caution, covering every opening except the one through which you entered.
Lenae became
buckler plated
and sealed the kitchen hatch against imaginary spray.
bucklered
(/ˈbʌk.ləd/)
adj.
Drunk enough to fasten anything within reach, whether or not it was meant to be secured.
Sehrish became
bucklered
and buckled the tablecloth to the table legs.
bucklinged
(/ˈbʌk.əl.ɪŋd/)
adj.
Of a drinker who has fastened the evening securely, but cannot now undo the sofa throw.
Sevin sat
bucklinged
beside the kettle, unable to release the blanket from his waist.
buckmasted
adj.
Describing a drinker who has scattered beech-tree fruit through the kitchen and considers this preparation.
Leyth was
buckmasted
, dropping small brown offerings beside the glass of water.
buckminsterfullerened
adj.
A drinker who has become a hollow sixty-sided container for one carefully preserved glass of water.
Nantambu stood
buckminsterfullerened
around a single tumbler, guarding it from the household.
buckoed
(/ˈbʌkoʊd/)
adj.
A drinker so far gone that the kitchen becomes a frontier and the kettle a fellow traveller.
Cherre got
buckoed
and addressed the kettle as though both were crossing hostile country.
buckrakered
(/ˈbʌkˌɹeɪkəɹd/)
adj.
Reduced by drink to soliciting introductions from the person carrying the clean plates.
Breia got
buckrakered
and negotiated kitchen access with the host's younger brother.
buckrakinged
adj.
Softened by drink into accepting payment in sandwiches for opinions nobody requested.
Keiuna became
buckrakinged
and delivered a paid address on the correct placement of mugs.
buckramed
(/ˈbʌkɹəmd/)
adj.
Sharpened by drink into a stiff, coarse presence that keeps the cushions in their intended form.
Ayra sat
buckramed
on the sofa, preserving its shape by refusing to move.
bucks' partied
adj.
Loosened by drink into treating the domestic aftermath as a stag do without the stag.
Lundy got
bucks' partied
and encouraged the toaster through its final cycle.
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