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bushwaed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where nonsense arrives in carefully spaced instalments. Bindi became bushwaed during the debate, taking several minutes to complete each piece of nonsense. bushwahed adj. Drunk and confidently supplying nonsense whenever the conversation threatens to become useful. Rhylie was bushwahed at dinner, answering every practical question with an elaborate invention. bushwalked adj. Drunk to the point where every route home becomes an off-road excursion involving unwilling companions. Oliviah went bushwalked after the pub, leading her friends through gardens to avoid a perfectly ordinary pavement. bushwalkered adj. Drunk enough to regard any departure as a hike requiring luggage, guidance and several bystanders. Riverlynn became bushwalkered and packed the cloakroom's umbrellas for a journey of two streets. bushwalkinged adj. Drunk past the point of recognising a pavement as a complete and satisfactory route. Aswath was bushwalkinged after supper, taking the party through a hedge to reach the front gate. bushweeded adj. Drunk beyond useful distinction, spreading into the gathering and occupying whatever gaps remain. Nyana went bushweeded at the reception, appearing beside every conversation without joining any of them. bushwhackered adj. Drunk in a way that takes the unofficial route through every social obstacle and involves companions in the detour. Glendolyn was bushwhackered, leading the party through the service entrance because the front door looked formal. bushwhackinged adj. Drunk, with the result that every direct passage is abandoned in favour of cutting through whatever lies nearby. Jakyia became bushwhackinged and crossed the flowerbeds while Merjem apologised to the gardener. bushwillowed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a person sway attractively at first and obstructively thereafter. Eliran was bushwillowed beside the buffet, resembling a tree until someone needed the serving spoons. bushwomanned adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the surrounding countryside as a familiar domestic room, with others as witnesses. Docie went bushwomanned after the dance and settled beneath a veranda as though it were her sitting room. bushworked adj. Drunk on the strength of having done an honest day's work, whether or not anyone can verify it. Allasia was bushworked by the barbecue, accepting congratulations from people who had seen no work at all. bushwrened adj. Drunk since last orders, and nearly flightless when friends attempt to move the person elsewhere. Enze was bushwrened by closing time, making the short journey to the taxi in several stages. bushy bluestemed adj. Drunk by the third round, and spreading in dense, untidy tufts through every available conversation. Maddock became bushy bluestemed at the pub, occupying two benches and several unrelated discussions. busiated adj. Drunk by closing time, and twisted into a compact form best handled with patience and a fork. Delshawn was busiated by closing time, winding through the farewell conversation without reaching its end. busied (/ˈbɪzid/) adj. Too drunk to recognise a police officer as anything other than an obstacle to further plans. Jefforey got busied and attempted to recruit the officer for a late-night errand. busined adj. Drunk to a degree that renders every utterance needlessly slender, formal and very difficult to terminate. Tiffanni was busined, delivering a narrow and sonorous account of the taxi arrangements.