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busloaded adj. Drunk past the point of believing that one person's capacity can be sensibly measured without a vehicle. Shavonda was busloaded, filling the booth with the solemn density of public transport. busman's holidayed (/ˌbʌsmənz ˈhɒlɪdeɪd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves one performing one's occupation recreationally, to the dismay of everyone present. Marisella was busman's holidayed and spent the afternoon conducting tours of the beer garden. busmanned (/ˈbʌsmənd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point of distinguishing between driving a route and merely announcing one. Leuan was busmanned and called out imaginary stops from the pub doorway. busmated adj. Drunk, with the result that every fellow passenger is treated as a lifelong companion in transit. Tachara was busmated and exchanged intimate itineraries with a stranger at the stop. buspironed (/bjuˈspaɪˌɹoʊnd/) adj. A drinker who wakes calm enough to inspect the damage without requiring another explanation. Barabara woke buspironed and found the unanswered messages less alarming than expected. buss downed adj. Sharpened by drink into making yesterday’s poor decisions seem, in the cold light, unnecessarily available. Luevertha woke buss downed and discovered the night’s arrangements had acquired an unfortunate clarity. buss-downed adj. Loosened by drink into treating the morning-after evidence as a social opportunity rather than a private matter. Gracia arrived buss-downed, greeting the neighbours as though the garden party had been intentional. bussared adj. Still drunk, and treating the sitting room as a market whose only merchandise is leftover food. Delaysia remained bussared, offering Maryane half a sandwich from the sofa. bussdowned adj. Emboldened by drink to recount the previous evening before establishing which parts actually occurred. Ferdinando woke bussdowned and gave the family a confident account assembled from three conflicting memories. bussed (/bʊsd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every attempt at balance ends in an unsolicited kiss for the furniture. Fatima-tuz-zahra went bussed against the banister and apologised to it afterwards. busseined adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning reveals a bitter botanical aftertaste and no recollection of its source. Katsue rose busseined, blaming the unfamiliar bitterness on the hotel water. bussenited adj. The state of being drunk and mineralogical by morning, with a yellow-brown complexion and an impressive internal inventory. Emry arrived bussenited, yellow-brown and quietly listing elements nobody had asked about. bussered adj. The condition of a drinker who requires several people and a sturdy route before reaching the morning carriage. Kandia was bussered by dawn, requiring two friends and a firm understanding of horse power. bussied (/ˈbʌsid/) adj. Reduced by drink to steering the morning by instinct, stopping at every imagined passenger. Rogene drove home bussied, opening the front door only after announcing the next stop. bussinesed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a poorly administered establishment. Brandy became bussinesed and took several minutes to approve another round. bussinged adj. Softened by drink into transporting the company elsewhere, with social harmony cited as justification. Fabienne was bussinged and proposed relocating the party to improve neighbourhood relations.