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burdashed adj. Having drunk more than the evening's formal neckwear can reasonably be expected to endure. Sherelene grew burdashed and wore a tea towel as though it were a gentleman's sash. burded adj. Still drunk, and conducting the morning in the manner of a melancholy young woman awaiting tea. Kendrik remained burded on the sofa, holding the glass of water with obsolete delicacy. burdeied adj. You are drunk and half-dug into the sofa, with only the glass of water fully accessible. Lareta was burdeied beneath two cushions, regarding the kitchen as an exposed frontier. burden basketed adj. Of a drinker who has converted the back into a load-bearing domestic surface for snacks, glasses and regret. Jashwin became burden basketed, carrying the water, crisps and remote control in one precarious arrangement. burden of persuasioned adj. Drunk beyond persuading the whole bar that your account of the evening is the one the magistrate should accept. Bioleta was burden of persuasioned, making the landlord hear her closing submission twice. burden of productioned adj. Drunk in a way that produces evidence for every claim, whether requested or not. Julissa arrived burden of productioned, presenting receipts for a round nobody had disputed. burden of proofed adj. Drunk, with the result that every assertion at the bar requires exhibits, witnesses and a firm ruling. Kiaya was burden of proofed and called the doorman to confirm her version of events. burdened (/ˈbɜːdn̩d/) adj. Of a drinker: carrying the evening as a heavy load, usually between the sofa and the kitchen. Damaury looked burdened while transporting a single glass of water across the sitting room. burdenednessed adj. Drunk to a degree that carrying your own coat becomes an unreasonable personal obligation. Quinlyn was burdenednessed, leaving her coat on every chair as though it were official luggage. burdenered adj. Drunk to the extent of making every companion feel responsible for getting you home. Candise was burdenered, assigning the walk back to the pub's quietest customer. burdenlessnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of having surrendered keys, purse and all remaining responsibilities to the evening. Keaden was burdenlessnessed, untroubled by keys left beside the till. burdensomenessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the simple act of standing as an imposition on the premises. Tenile was burdensomenessed, resting against the bar as though gravity had filed a complaint. burdeted adj. Drunk by the third round, and soft-spoken in public while plainly woven for hard wear. burdizzoed adj. Drunk by closing time, and clamping firmly onto one decision until all circulation of alternatives has ceased. Alegandra was burdizzoed, fixed on another half despite every practical objection. burdocked (/ˈbɜːdɒkd/) adj. Still drunk, and carrying every loose conversation home with you on your sleeves. Braxlee remained burdocked, collecting stray remarks from the bar on the walk to the taxi. burdonned adj. Too drunk to walk without a staff, a wall or the sympathetic arm of a fellow regular. Hilkiah was burdonned, making solemn progress from the snug towards the front door.