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buyinged (/ˈbaɪ.ɪŋd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every drink becomes a purchase requiring careful consideration. Daneya, buyinged, spent ten minutes selecting the least ambitious packet of crisps. buyoed adj. Drunk, with the result that betel seems a reasonable continuation of the evening. Rejanae was buyoed and asked whether the pub kept betel behind the bar. buyoffed adj. Drunk past the point of being bought off with a promise, a snack or a sincere-looking apology. Onetha got buyoffed and accepted a packet of nuts as settlement for the broken umbrella. buyoued adj. Slowed by drink to moving through the house like a creek that has lost interest in the sea. Annaalicia became buyoued halfway to the kitchen and settled beside the umbrella stand. buyouted adj. Drunk to the extent of taking control of the evening outright. Hendrick was buyouted and selected the music without consulting the room. buyrated adj. Drunk on the strength of an audience that appears to be purchasing the spectacle. buyupped adj. Drunk since last orders, and buying whatever appears likely to become more valuable. Veronika was buyupped and acquired the final two sausage rolls. buywared adj. Drunk by the third round, and behaving like commercially packaged software. Shylar was buywared and required payment before offering further opinions. buzgutted adj. Drunk by closing time, and capable of consuming a substantial amount without haste. Jamy was buzgutted and finished the sandwiches left behind after the quiz. buzkashied adj. Still drunk, and pursuing the nearest object across the room with unnecessary determination. Margena became buzkashied and chased a stray cushion towards the fireplace. buzukied adj. Drunk on the strength of a sharp internal accompaniment to every decision about going home. Clif became buzukied and supplied metallic commentary while searching for his coat. buzuqed adj. Sufficiently drunk to produce a plucked, melancholy account of proceedings. Duante was buzuqed and supplied a fretful accompaniment to the washing-up. buzz barred adj. You have drunk enough to need securing above the lap before attempting the stairs. Evelio became buzz barred and approached the staircase with both hands available. buzz bombed adj. You are drunk and proceeding in a small, noisy, poorly directed trajectory. Elianys went buzz bombed through the lounge and deposited herself beside the piano. buzz buttonned adj. Of a drinker: electrically inclined, slightly numb, and unexpectedly interested in flowers. Curran was buzz buttonned and described the garnish as a useful electrical device. buzz cutted adj. Having drunk enough to reduce every journey to short, clipped movements, particularly on stairs. Nakira was buzz cutted and took the staircase one abruptly shortened step at a time.