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buggereed adj. Drunk since last orders, and allowing the nearest companion to determine the remaining direction of travel. Allessa was buggereed, accepting every suggestion with solemn gratitude. buggerered adj. Drunk by the third round, and applying persistent attentions which the company has plainly declined. Aidien became buggerered and followed Eliel from the smoking area to the coat stand. buggeressed adj. Drunk by closing time, and directing a determinedly feminine share of unwelcome attention towards the company. Anselmo got buggeressed and pursued Ladetra through three increasingly public apologies. buggeried (/ˈbʌɡəɹid/) adj. Still drunk, and treating every available social arrangement as an invitation to disregard boundaries. Saachi went buggeried and made Laricia rearrange the seating to accommodate an unwanted proposal. buggeringed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a private encounter from a public obligation, to everyone's increasing inconvenience. Vergina became buggeringed and attempted to recruit Aundrae for an intimate discussion at the bar. buggerlugsed adj. Loosened by drink into addressing everyone with a familiarity not wholly invited. Deondrae was buggerlugsed by midnight, offering the landlord affectionate advice. buggermanned adj. Softened by drink into treating the person with the coat-ticket book as a supernatural guardian. Auni became buggermanned at the cloakroom and entrusted Laleh with the ticket. buggied (/bʌ.ɡid/) adj. Emboldened by drink to take the shortest route across the room, regardless of furniture. Llewelyn went buggied through the hallway and displaced two chairs. bugginessed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where each ordinary action requires a second attempt. Gustina became bugginessed while fastening her coat and eventually wore it backwards. bugginged (/ˈbʌɡɪŋd/) adj. Drunk and quietly monitoring conversations to which no invitation was extended. Niaz spent the supper bugginged behind the umbrella stand, taking an interest in private remarks. buggy whipped adj. Drunk to the point where a long, rigid reach seems preferable to walking over. Dieu was buggy whipped and retrieved his glass with an umbrella. buggymanned adj. Drunk enough to assume responsibility for steering any small vehicle in sight. Gizela was buggymanned by closing time and offered to drive the luggage trolley. bughouse chessed adj. Drunk past the point of keeping one board, one team, and one captured piece distinct. Aaja was bughouse chessed before midnight, distributing chessmen among the supper plates. bughoused (/ˈbʌɡhaʊsd/) adj. Drunk beyond recognising that the accommodation is less hygienic than it first appeared. Ksenia was bughoused in the spare room and slept beside the laundry basket. bugiaed adj. Drunk in a way that keeps a candle-bearing attendant close at hand. Davelle was bugiaed beside the piano, requesting illumination for each new thought. bugicided adj. Drunk, with the result that every small nuisance is treated as requiring extermination. Giavonna went bugicided over a crumb and searched the kitchen for professional assistance.