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bugkinded
adj.
Drunk to a degree that makes all minor irritations appear to form one population.
Crisette was
bugkinded
and regarded every speck on the windowsill as related.
bugle playerred
adj.
You have drunk enough to sound a short martial call whenever conversation requires an answer.
Devionna got
bugle playerred
and announced each new arrival with a ceremonial note.
bugle scaled
adj.
Having drunk more than five drinks, and now proceeding by a limited range of notes.
Ramon spent the evening
bugle scaled
, communicating largely in five recognisable pitches.
bugle-playerred
adj.
You are drunk and issuing brief, unaccompanied calls at intervals.
Kijana grew
bugle-playerred
and gave the taxi rank a formal summons.
bugled
(/ˈbjuːɡəld/)
adj.
Drunk to the extent of producing a hunting call whenever the room falls quiet.
Tahlaya was
bugled
after the second bottle and sounded across the garden.
buglered
adj.
Of a drinker: repeatedly announcing developments which require no announcement.
Nau became
buglered
and reported the closing time to everyone twice.
buglessnessed
adj.
Of a drinker who has found, after several drinks, no insects and little else to discuss.
Sesley was
buglessnessed
and inspected the windowsill for a considerable time.
bugleted
adj.
Describing a drinker who produces a small, persistent version of a ceremonial call.
Anooj was
bugleted
and sounded a modest note whenever someone passed the table.
bugleweeded
adj.
A drinker who has become pleasantly herbal in manner, though not in substance.
Rizal was
bugleweeded
and offered the table an account of several imaginary remedies.
buglinged
adj.
A drinker so far gone that announcing the evening seems preferable to participating in it.
Bella-mai was
buglinged
and provided fanfares for the arrival of each course.
buglossed
adj.
The state of being drunk and faintly floral, with a tendency towards unnecessary description.
Bailey-lee was
buglossed
and compared the curtains with several garden plants.
bugmailed
(/ˈbʌɡmeɪld/)
adj.
The condition of a drinker who sends a quantity of messages about small changes nobody requested.
Anna-mai became
bugmailed
and circulated updates on the pub’s rearranged chairs.
bugologied
adj.
Reduced by drink to studying insects with the seriousness of a minor academic appointment.
Yilin became
bugologied
and delivered a lecture on the harmless beetle outside.
bugologisted
adj.
The drunkenness of one who examines every small thing as though it had a taxonomic importance.
Mandisha was
bugologisted
and attempted to classify the mark beside the till.
bugonged
adj.
Drunk to the extent of exhibiting an archaic nocturnal flutter, with no modern explanation offered.
Dathen became
bugonged
and moved repeatedly towards the lampshade.
bugoniaed
(/bjuːˈɡəʊniəd/)
adj.
Sharpened by drink into expecting bees from the remains of an otherwise ordinary supper.
Sonceria became
bugoniaed
and watched the carvery dish for spontaneous activity.
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