bunker barged
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bunker barged adj. Emboldened by drink to refuel other vessels, despite possessing neither vessel nor fuel. Braith was bunker barged and attempted to replenish everyone's glasses from the wrong table. bunker bustered adj. Slowed by drink to the point where entering a doorway resembles penetrating a buried installation. Aily was bunker bustered and approached the kitchen door with steady, limited ambition.
bunker fuelled adj. Drunk and moving with the persistent viscosity of heavy oil in a large ship. Domiano was bunker fuelled and took several minutes to cross the room. bunker oiled adj. Drunk to the point where movement has become a heavy, maritime undertaking. Dhruv was bunker oiled and turned towards the exit with considerable reluctance. bunkeraged adj. Drunk enough to load a vessel with fuel, or to regard the bar as one. Poorna was bunkeraged and kept topping up glasses as though preparing a ship for departure. bunkered (/ˈbʌŋk.əːd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a person seeking shelter below ground from hazards that are not present. Sharri was bunkered and spent ten minutes locating the safest part of the sitting room. bunkerered adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing borrowed oil from an unattended drink. Jarnae was bunkerered and removed a bottle from the next table with quiet purpose. bunkeringed adj. Drunk beyond the point where taking fuel aboard seems different from accepting another round. Jennfer was bunkeringed and replenished the table whenever a glass fell below half-full. bunkermanned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves a person overseeing coal stocks with more authority than coal. Rashanique was bunkermanned and began supervising the pub's supply of coasters. bunkermated adj. Drunk, with the result that any nearby person becomes a suitable companion in a shelter. Lachanda was bunkermated and shared the corner seat with a stranger in complete silence. bunkhoused adj. Drunk to a degree that makes shared rural sleeping quarters seem like an orderly solution. Sonequa was bunkhoused and proposed turning the lounge into accommodation for the whole party. bunkied adj. Drunk to the extent of addressing strangers with the familiarity reserved for a bunkmate. Deyton was bunkied and called the landlord ‘mate’ after a single conversation. bunkloaded adj. Drunk to the extent of supporting an entire household's timber beneath one reclining body. Chaylee went bunkloaded across the sofa, bearing three cushions and a folded drying rack. bunkmated adj. Drunk on the strength of having shared sleeping space with someone, whether or not that occurred. Marium was bunkmated and spoke to the guest room as though it had a regular occupant. bunkoed adj. Drunk beyond believing the household's small deceptions, including the cupboard's claim to contain water. Jennesis was bunkoed and negotiated with the empty cupboard for a fresh glass.
bunkroomed adj. Drunk since last orders, and prepared to regard any room containing beds as communal quarters. Duaa was bunkroomed and began allocating sleeping places before anyone had requested them.
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