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budborered adj. Drunk, with the result that every promising conversation is entered before it has properly opened. Cordarrel grew budborered and interrupted three introductions still in their first syllables. budbreaked adj. Drunk by the third round, and emerging from restraint with the first leaves of nonsense. Aureon became budbreaked and announced a new season for the pub quiz. budbursted adj. Drunk by closing time, and shedding fresh excuses in every direction. Darliene was budbursted at closing, producing new reasons to stay with each coat collected. buddaed adj. Still drunk, and standing like a venerable shrub whose principal achievement is not moving. Maxten remained buddaed beside the garden wall, fragrant only with spilled ale. buddahooded adj. Drunk and regarding the empty glass as a temporary obstacle to inner peace. Arnaud woke buddahooded, staring at the glass beside the bed with philosophical patience. budded (/bʌdd/) adj. Drunk beyond the stage of unfolding any further, though still promising a flower of some sort. Meade was budded by midnight, unopened beneath his coat and fragrant with lager. buddered adj. Too drunk to do more than stand upright and suggest that growth remains possible. Anxo was buddered beside the shed, a promising specimen requiring immediate support. buddhaed (/ˈbʊdəd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to have attained enlightenment, chiefly concerning the location of the lavatory. Priscyla grew buddhaed and announced that the true path led behind the kitchen. buddhied adj. Having drunk enough to distinguish truth from falsehood, provided neither is spoken aloud. Valera became buddhied and identified the empty bottle as a profound deception. buddied (/ˈbʌd.id/) adj. The state of being drunk and regarding every casual acquaintance as a lifelong ally. Waker was buddied by eleven and had exchanged confidences with the cloakroom attendant. buddinessed adj. Softened by drink into excessive friendliness, particularly towards people who had requested distance. Irah became buddinessed and complimented the stern receptionist as though they were school friends. buddinged (/ˈbʌdiŋd/) adj. Having drunk more than enough to unite one sound idea with several unsuitable supports. Yalixa became buddinged and grafted a wedding speech onto the menu. buddingtonited adj. You have drunk enough to acquire a vitreous authority and the lustre of a neglected ornament. Alisya grew buddingtonited and addressed the bar staff with mineral grandeur. buddled (/ˈbəd.əld/) adj. You are drunk and washing the evening's remaining fragments into one undifferentiated heap. Matsuo was buddled at the bar, separating neither receipts nor respectable intentions. buddleiaed (/ˈbʌdlɪ.əd/) adj. Of a drinker: ornamental, expansive, and attracting butterflies chiefly by standing near the fruit bowl. Jynessa was buddleiaed beside the buffet, decorative and surrounded by increasingly bold admirers. buddlejaed adj. Of a drinker who has attracted the entire room and mistaken this for botanical significance. Tradd grew buddlejaed by eleven, drawing company towards his chair and its spilled beer.