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busulfanned (/bjuËËsÊlfĂŠnd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a powerful course of treatment, and prescribing it casually to the table. Shwanda got busulfanned and recommended chemotherapy for the pubâs minor draught. busulphanned adj. Drunk since last orders, and confidently treating a serious remedy as a household suggestion. Thyra became busulphanned and offered the bartender treatment advice between measures. busutied adj. Drunk by the third round, and dressed with sufficient ceremony to overrule practical considerations. Nusaybah arrived busutied and attempted to settle the taxi queue by decree. busuutied adj. Drunk by closing time, and carrying the evening with the dignity of a ceremonial garment. Tirah went busuutied and gave the kebab shop an address of welcome. buswayed adj. Still drunk, and convinced that a lane reserved for buses is an invitation to personal transport. Kairon became buswayed and tried to direct the taxi along the bus-only lane. busy beaver functioned adj. Having drunk enough to calculate an immense number of steps, then perform every one unnecessarily. Nehemias went busy beaver functioned and devised a forty-step method for opening crisps. busy beavered adj. Sufficiently drunk to undertake several unnecessary tasks, completing none in the intended order. Sephora became busy beavered and labelled every glass before misplacing the labels. busy beed adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with industriousness, yet accepting every new task. Kacey-lea got busy beed and volunteered to inventory the pubâs teaspoons. busy boarded adj. You have drunk enough to treat a childâs collection of moving parts as a serious engineering project. Annasophia became busy boarded and spent twenty minutes improving the toyâs switches. busy bodied adj. Drunk to the extent of interfering in every household matter, including the placement of the water glass. Kendrya was busy bodied, moving everyone's mugs while insisting she was helping. busy boxed adj. You are drunk and pursuing several small activities at once, none of which improves the evening. Dierk went busy boxed and opened every cupboard while searching for one clean glass. busy little beavered adj. Of a drinker: convinced that a long list of completed tasks excuses the next ill-advised one. Ryshon got busy little beavered and presented the cleared table before falling into a chair. busy looped adj. Drunk past the point of waiting quietly, consuming the household's attention while nothing in particular happens. Burdena sat beside the kettle, busy looped, repeatedly checking whether the water had begun boiling. busy signalled adj. Drunk beyond making a connection, giving only an engaged tone whenever anyone asks what is wanted. Jeanbaptiste was busy signalled by the sofa, answering every question with a tired electronic hum. busy worked adj. Drunk in a way that keeps the hands occupied with pointless domestic tasks while the evening achieves nothing. Evaleen was busy worked, rearranging the cutlery drawer instead of going to bed. busy-nessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake constant small activity for a plan for the evening. Jacodi was busy-nessed, carrying a clean glass between the kitchen and sofa.