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bumholed (/ˈbʌmhəʊld/) adj. Drunk, with the result that leaving the pub requires a carefully negotiated change of position. Manfred was bumholed by closing time and needed both hands to find his coat. bumhooded adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the pavement seem a reasonable place to continue the evening. Jaymian became bumhooded after last orders and considered the kerb an adequate bench. bumiputraed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a citizen of the coat pile, with no intention of leaving it. Hammaad was bumiputraed and spent twenty minutes claiming the communal coats as territory. bumkinned adj. Drunk since last orders, and relying on the nearest fixed object to set a course for home. Tamiesha was bumkinned and used the pub's signpost to negotiate the pavement. bumloaded adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying a large amount of evening into the journey home. Keerat was bumloaded by the third round and needed the coat rack to distribute the weight. bummaged adj. Drunk by closing time, and finding complete satisfaction in remaining exactly where you are. Shawnte was bummaged by closing time and regarded the locked doors with quiet contentment. bummaloed adj. Having drunk enough to order Bombay duck at midnight and call it sensible provisioning. Juwelz was bummaloed and bought Bombay duck for a journey lasting twelve minutes. bummalotied adj. Having drunk more than the evening required, and now pursuing Bombay duck with administrative seriousness. Ellagrace was bummalotied and recorded the fish order before searching for her coat. bummalowed adj. You have drunk enough to mistake Bombay duck for the agreed meeting point. Carzell was bummalowed and told the taxi driver to collect him from the Bombay duck. bummareed adj. Of a drinker: handling the fish supper with the professional concentration of a Billingsgate porter. Marguery was bummareed and conveyed the takeaway through the crowd without losing a chip. bummed (/bʌmd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who regards the nearest chair as an extension of the buttocks and remains there. Ramonita was bummed into the armchair and declined to distinguish sitting from residence. bummeloed adj. You are drunk and carrying fish home as though it were the evening's most important passenger. Ceres was bummeloed and gave the fish its own seat on the last bus. bummered (/ˈbʌ.mɚd/) adj. Of a drinker who has become a forager for unattended chips, spare change, and a route home. Mohamadali was bummered and gathered abandoned chips before setting out for the station. bummeried adj. Describing a drinker who favours direct action: coats acquired, rounds settled, departure attempted. Nekaybaw was bummeried and took direct action against the coat pile at closing time. bummied (/ˈbʌmid/) adj. The state of being drunk and chiefly concerned with finding a chair for the journey home. Aidien was bummied by closing time and sat down wherever the coat pile permitted. bummled adj. A drinker who has abandoned useful employment and is now idle beside the last open table. Lashara was bummled after last orders and watched the staff stack chairs around her.