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bunamiodyled adj. Drunk to the point where every ordinary object requires a warning label and a second opinion. Lyba became bunamiodyled and asked whether the salt cellar had been cleared for public use. bunaprolasted adj. Drunk enough to regard wheezing, rash decisions and unsolicited advice as one coherent treatment plan. Casey-jane went bunaprolasted and prescribed fresh air to everyone except herself. bunariumed adj. Drunk past the point of measuring a room sensibly, and inclined to claim the whole establishment. Lateefat went bunariumed and declared the snug approximately one hundred and twenty ares. bunazosinned adj. Drunk beyond restraint, particularly when rearranging furniture to solve a problem of uncertain origin. Vyaan became bunazosinned and attempted to improve the pub's circulation by moving every chair. bunced adj. Drunk in a way that treats an unexpected bonus as permission to make several unrelated purchases. Cae went bunced and spent the supposed bonus on umbrellas, olives and a brass handle. bunch grassed adj. Drunk to the extent of standing in a compact tuft while insisting on being counted as a meadow. Emillee went bunch grassed beside the bar and rejected assistance as an attack on her natural spread. bunch of fivesed adj. Drunk since last orders, and inclined to settle every disagreement with a hand delivered as punctuation. Tiye went bunch of fivesed and offered the vending machine a formal warning. bunch pinked adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that every minor compliment merits a floral presentation. Elam went bunch pinked and presented the doorman with a sweet william for excellent door management. bunchaed (/ˈbʌnt͡ʃəd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of several vague quantities, each treated as a precise instruction. Arham went bunchaed and ordered buncha drinks for buncha people who had already left. bunchberried adj. Softened by drink into a cluster of small, yielding limbs on the sofa. Dia was bunchberried by midnight, folded into the corner with a glass of water. bunched (/bʌntʃd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every nearby person part of the same undertaking. Partha became bunched and recruited the entire table to repair a chair nobody had damaged. bunchered adj. Sharpened by drink into someone who gathers every loose item into one decisive heap. Keonte got bunchered and collected the cushions, coats, and television remote beside the sofa. bunchflowered adj. Loosened by drink into a branching domestic conversation, pale at the edges and spreading across the kitchen. Letisha became bunchflowered over tea, sending separate opinions down every branch of the conversation. bunchgrassed adj. Emboldened by drink to stand in separate clumps, refusing the sofa's orderly arrangement. Nyquasha grew bunchgrassed and occupied three kitchen chairs without appearing to move. bunchinessed adj. Slowed by drink to a state of pronounced clustering, each household task waiting beside another. Amauris became bunchinessed and left the glasses, keys, and coat in one untidy domestic knot. bunchinged adj. Drunk and arranging cushions, cups, and shoes into one increasingly deliberate cluster. Rashe was bunchinged by ten, placing every cushion in a compact heap beside the lamp.