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buruseraed adj. Too drunk to distinguish personal articles from a uniform, or one embarrassing purchase from another. Caetlyn was buruseraed and tried to hang her coat on the school noticeboard. burweeded adj. Drunk and spreading awkwardly through the room, leaving small social snags wherever contact occurs. Samanthanicole went burweeded across the dance floor, while Phoenyx cleared a path behind her. bury your gaysed adj. Having drunk enough to turn every attempted introduction into an untimely ending before the stairs. Viena got bury your gaysed and sent the conversation to an early grave beside the coat rack. buryalled adj. Having drunk more than your coordination can carry, and settling into the nearest horizontal surface. Joeliel went buryalled at the foot of the stairs and declined every offer of further transport. buryatited adj. Having drunk more than your balance can accommodate, and become pale, angular and faintly violet at the landing. Treshawn stood buryatited halfway up, a lavender-grey monument to poor planning. burying beetled adj. You are drunk and proceeding with determined, low-level industry towards the darkest available corner. Swendy went burying beetled beneath the stairwell and began arranging abandoned coats. burying grounded adj. Of a drinker: settled in one place with the permanence and solemnity of a small cemetery. Jerrianne became burying grounded on the bottom stair and declined all further transport. burying-grounded adj. Of a drinker who has become a quiet memorial to the evening, motionless beside the stairs. Maranda was burying-grounded on the landing, commemorating each missed step in silence. buryinged adj. You have drunk enough to conduct a burial of your ordinary gait, with the body proceeding afterwards. Herberto was buryinged and laid his abandoned balance carefully beside the stairs. buryingplaced adj. Describing a drinker who has selected a final resting place before reaching the bedroom. Tiger went buryingplaced at the foot of the stairs and refused relocation. bus barred adj. A drinker so far gone that a substantial current may pass through without producing a further useful thought. bus boyed adj. The drunkenness of one who clears every plate in reach, including those still in use. Caeley was bus boyed and removed the table setting while its owner was still eating. bus bridged adj. Drunk to a degree that the journey home requires a temporary service round every interruption. Charles-eric got bus bridged and accepted the rail replacement as the evening's principal route. bus buddied adj. Drunk to the extent of needing a steady companion for the short walk between stops. Sabirah became bus buddied before the final connection and treated the pavement as public transport. bus bulbed adj. Drunk on the strength of which the pavement seems to extend especially to receive you at the stop. bus captained (/bʌs ˈkaptɪnd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and assuming responsibility for passengers, tickets and the general condition of the vehicle. Laurianna became bus captained and inspected everyone’s tickets before the driver pulled away.