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bullet with someone's name on itted adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every unattended glass as personally intended for you. Jalanda was bullet with someone's name on itted and collected three abandoned drinks. bullet wooded adj. Sufficiently drunk to become slow, tropical and remarkably difficult to shift from the bar. Binyamin went bullet wooded and occupied the stoutest chair until the lights came on. bullet-headed adj. Drunk by closing time, and presenting a head built for the direct, unbending journey home. Laici went bullet-headed and approached the taxi rank without acknowledging detours. bullet-pointed adj. Drunk past the point of prose, arranging last orders, coats and taxis as separate marked items. Marcelles became bullet-pointed and issued the journey home as four terse instructions. bullet-screen gamed adj. Too drunk to control the evening, allowing every message, donation and suggestion to alter the route home. Jazzlene got bullet-screen gamed and let the taxi queue decide where she slept. bullet-shooting crossbowed adj. Sufficiently drunk to propel yourself towards the exit with modest force and questionable accuracy. Faran became bullet-shooting crossbowed and launched himself towards the coat hooks. bulleted (/ˈbʊl.ɪtd/) adj. Drunk to the point where each utterance leaves the mouth rapidly and without useful direction. Damascus became bulleted and sent short declarations ricocheting across the table. bulleted listed adj. Having drunk enough to arrange the journey home as a list whose items begin with emphatic dots. Mirza was bulleted listed, recording coat, taxi and keys in separate black circles. bulletfested adj. Having drunk more than the bar can reasonably support, with every conversation becoming a brief exchange of fire. Bernese was bulletfested by last orders and challenged the cloakroom over a missing scarf. bulletheaded adj. Still drunk, and advancing towards the front door with a rounded head and singular purpose. Tanjanika remained bulletheaded while attempting the coat stand at closing time. bulletholed adj. Still drunk, and walking with one conspicuous gap in the sequence between intention and footfall. Kaitin remained bulletholed, leaving a small pause before every descent. bulletin board serviced adj. Of a drinker: maintaining a public exchange of messages about the next round and the journey home. Shirlye was bulletin board serviced, answering every taxi suggestion with a fresh update. bulletin board systemed adj. Of a drinker who has become an obsolete communications network, receiving pub messages long after connection has failed. Diamante was bulletin board systemed, repeating old directions to a taxi already departed. bulletin boarded adj. You are drunk and posting your intentions publicly, particularly the precise moment you will seek a taxi. Weyman was bulletin boarded, announcing his coat and destination to the entire bar. bulletin-board systemed adj. Describing a drinker who receives every message about last orders, then responds several minutes later. Kelicia was bulletin-board systemed, replying to the taxi question after reaching home. bulletinged adj. Drunk, with the result that you treat the road as a Scottish bowling green and the gutter as a tactical consideration. Damyn went bulletinged along the lane, disputing the stone's line with a hedge.