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burger steaked adj. Emboldened by drink to present a minced opinion as though it were a substantial course. Doylene got burger steaked and challenged the table to dispute her heavily seasoned conclusion. burger-flippered adj. Reduced by drink to turning every social exchange over and presenting it slightly more charred. Emellie became burger-flippered and served the same complaint to both sides of the room. burgered (/ˈbɜː(ɹ)ɡə(ɹ)d/) adj. Describing a drinker who treats every gathering as an opportunity to request something between two halves. Gentrie got burgered and asked the host whether the party came with a toasted middle. burgeriaed adj. Drunk to the point where the room acquires a governing body, elections and an awkward civic agenda. Brodee became burgeriaed and appointed three guests to regulate access to the crisps. burgeried adj. Drunk enough to convene a governing body among the guests and chair it without consent. Rhealyn got burgeried and called the living room to order over objections from the sofa. burgermeistered adj. Drunk by closing time, and invested with civic authority over the remaining burgers. burgernomicsed adj. Slowed by drink to comparing the value of every round across currencies before agreeing to pay. Jcyon became burgernomicsed and calculated the evening's purchasing power on a napkin. burgerologied adj. Drunk and prepared to lecture the table on patties, fillings and the proper order of assembly. Dequanta went burgerologied and corrected the host's description of the supper for twenty minutes. burgess-shipped adj. Drunk beyond private judgement, with citizenship extended to every person within conversational range. Deterrio went burgess-shipped and granted full civic standing to the taxi driver. burgessdomed adj. Drunk in a way that turns hospitality into office, with the guest list treated as a constituency. Conley became burgessdomed and canvassed the room for support on the pudding question. burgessed (/ˈbɜːd͡ʒɪsd/) adj. Drunk past the point of treating ordinary companions as fellow citizens entitled to a vote. Klover became burgessed and demanded a ballot on the music from everyone in the kitchen. burgessied adj. Drunk, with the result that every companion is consulted, represented and mildly inconvenienced. Amrina went burgessied and took formal views from guests who were already leaving. burggrafed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary command of the limbs, yet retaining the conviction of a military governor. Anterrion went burggrafed and issued orders to the lift while missing its doors. burggraved adj. Drunk in a way that makes every doorway a fortified town requiring personal administration. Baylie got burggraved and appointed himself governor of the narrow hall. burggravined adj. Drunk on the strength of a shared authority, with one person walking and the other supplying the balance. Ahria went burggravined and accepted Coyote's arm as a co-regent of the stairs. burgh of baronied adj. The state of being drunk and answerable, in theory, to a landowner holding directly from the Crown. Jannete remained answerable to the estate, though thoroughly burgh of baronied by supper.