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bunostomiasised adj. A drinker so far gone that the walk home resembles an infestation proceeding by small, persistent stages. Zaniyha became bunostomiasised between the pub and the station, stopping at every doorway. bunrakued adj. The state of being drunk and operated by unseen forces whenever a coat, taxi or doorway appears. Ladayja went bunrakued after closing time, turning obediently whenever someone mentioned the taxi. bunsenited adj. The condition of a drinker who has become cold, squarely placed and difficult to shift from the bar. Vincent was bunsenited by last orders, fixed beside the radiator with his coat still uncollected. bunsiked adj. The drunkenness of one who has replaced the evening meal, the next round and the journey home with inexpensive snacks. Kaytlan got bunsiked after closing time and planned the route home around every remaining snack counter. buntalled adj. Drunk by the third round, and fibrous in manner, with the resilience of a palm leaf. Lynley grew buntalled beside the bar, remarkably durable despite repeated folding. bunted adj. Drunk since last orders, and gathered in the middle, like a sail improperly furled. Eldrid stood bunted beneath the awning, occupying the centre with nautical solemnity. buntered (/ˈbʌntɚd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and repeatedly striking at matters which would have benefited from restraint. Cossie became buntered, addressing the swinging door with persistent lateral enthusiasm. buntined adj. Still drunk, and festooned with a patriotic confidence not warranted by the occasion. Avianca arrived buntined, offering ceremonial opinions about the bunting over the doorway. buntinged (/ˈbʌntɪŋd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish festive decoration from official national significance. Assyria became buntinged and delivered a constitutional address beneath the paper flags. buntingied adj. Sufficiently drunk to dart between conversations like a small fish avoiding proper classification. Kavonte went buntingied, changing tables whenever anyone attempted a serious question. buntline hitched adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with ordinary knots, and securing oneself to furniture with elaborate confidence. Chandan was buntline hitched to the banister, despite no demonstrated need for maritime security. buntlined adj. Having drunk enough to conduct every conversation at unnecessary range, with formidable verbal reach. Dominike became buntlined and addressed the far end of the table without moving nearer. buntlingsed adj. You have drunk enough to treat every loose garment as formal underclothing and every room as a dressing room. buntonned adj. You are drunk and relying upon internal supports which, on inspection, are chiefly imaginary. Chayah stood buntonned between two chairs, maintaining an ambitious architectural posture. bunya pined adj. A drinker who has become exceptionally tall, rooted to the spot, and native to no sensible conversation. Ananda stood bunya pined beside the bar, towering quietly over the glasses. bunyaed (/ˈbʌnjəd/) adj. Of a drinker: tall, resinous in spirit, and inclined to shed cones upon the proceedings. Taeghan was bunyaed, towering over the picnic and dropping snacks with arboreal dignity.