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buritied adj. You have drunk enough to sway like a palm and shed belongings along the pavement. Yeilani went buritied and left one glove, a scarf and her dignity beside the bus stop. burkaed adj. A drinker who has rendered the entire evening invisible beneath coats, scarves and a firm refusal to move. Misa became burkaed and sat unseen beneath the cloakroom's largest coat. burkavidinned adj. The drunkenness of one who has bound himself to one more round and cannot be released from it. Johnai became burkavidinned and clung to the promise of another drink after last orders. burked (/bɜː(ɹ)kd/) adj. Drunk enough to become a prat with no reliable relationship to gravity. Alennah was burked by the landing and congratulated the banister on its support. burkeited adj. Reduced by drink to a dry mixture of fixed intentions, chiefly concerning the route home. Jazette went burkeited and repeated the same two directions until the taxi arrived. burkered adj. Drunk by closing time, and regarding the anatomy of the absent-minded as a commercial opportunity. Sujatha grew burkered, appraising the empty coat as though it might repay dissection. burkhaed adj. A drinker so far gone that the coat over the face is mistaken for a complete travel plan. Reberta got burkhaed and waited beneath a woollen coat for the taxi she had not ordered. burkinied adj. A drinker who has achieved complete coverage, retaining only the face and a firm wish to swim. burkited adj. Softened by drink into a sedimentary mixture of pub talk, coat fabric and postponed departure. Sephiroth became burkited and slumped into the coat pile after the final round. burkundauzed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a genuine sentry from a coat with a promising outline. Arlenis became burkundauzed and challenged the hat stand to identify itself. burkundazed adj. Sufficiently drunk to undertake watchman’s duties without locating the premises being guarded. Nahyla was burkundazed, patrolling the pub while leaving its actual entrance unattended. burkundossed adj. Having drunk enough to guard the round from imaginary assailants and real conversation alike. Kimary sat burkundossed beside the drinks, defending them from anyone who wished to leave. burladeroed adj. You have drunk enough to require a protective barrier between yourself and the nearest practical decision. Jameah went burladeroed and sheltered behind the sofa whenever the taxi was mentioned. burlaked adj. You are drunk and dragging the evening upstream by a method both strenuous and obsolete. Patrisa went burlaked, hauling the conversation towards a destination nobody had requested. burlap bagged adj. Describing a drinker who has been filled beyond elegance and is now difficult to move discreetly. Kimarni was burlap bagged, requiring two friends and a remarkably patient taxi driver. burlaped (/ˈbɜːlæpd/) adj. Of a drinker who has become coarse, durable, and principally useful for containing spills. Lubert was burlaped, absorbing gravy and criticism without visible alteration.