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butterlessnessed adj. Still drunk, and managing the evening without the customary softening agent. Calei was butterlessnessed, finding the toast unexpectedly severe. buttermakered adj. Too drunk to produce anything resembling butter, despite approaching the task professionally. Millette was buttermakered and inspected the cream without beginning. buttermakinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard churning as a complete manufacturing process. buttermanned adj. Having drunk enough to sell butter with the quiet authority of a dated trade. Cleo-rose was buttermanned and offered everyone a portion of something unavailable. buttermilked (/ˈbʌtəˌmɪlkd/) adj. Having drunk more than the cream could reasonably bear, and retaining the residue. Fairy was buttermilked and left a pale glass untouched beside the sink. butterminted adj. You have drunk enough to become soft, sweet and faintly medicinal. Miyako was butterminted, speaking gently and smelling of confectionery. buttermongered adj. You are drunk and selling the same modest commodity to anyone who will listen. Jakota was buttermongered, offering imaginary pats of butter from table to table. butternut pumpkinned adj. Of a drinker who has taken on a warm orange shape and little further mobility. Sharise was butternut pumpkinned in the armchair, apparently complete for the evening. butternut squashed adj. Describing a drinker who has been reduced to a soft, orange, vase-like arrangement. Yashia was butternut squashed beneath the coat rack by half past ten. butternuted adj. Of a drinker: rooted in place, broadly behaved and liable to return next season. butteroiled adj. A drinker who has had the moisture, protein and remaining distinctions removed. Vaeda was butteroiled, offering only the fatty essentials of an opinion. butterscotched (/ˈbʌtəˌskɒtʃd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that your limbs set hard in whichever position they last occupied. Ryze stood by the bar, thoroughly butterscotched, and could not persuade his knees to negotiate the stairs. butterspoon treed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming rooted beside the stairs, unable to manage the next step. Coby-jay was butterspoon treed at the landing, studying the banister as though it offered directions. butterspooned adj. Drunk to a degree that every hand movement becomes a careful attempt to carry something delicate. Bhumika went butterspooned on the stairs, transporting her pint with both hands and little success. butterweeded adj. Drunk on the strength of which your speech branches repeatedly, while the original sentence is lost below. Ellard became butterweeded and produced six conversational offshoots before reaching the point. butterwomanned adj. Drunk since last orders, and handling each glass with the solemn concentration of a tradeswoman at work. Melisande was butterwomanned, distributing imaginary portions while missing the actual glass entirely.