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buzz pollinationed adj. Of a drinker who has shaken loose every available thought by vibrating at the bar. buzz sawed adj. Describing a drinker who is powerful, noisy, and best kept away from furniture. Jagen was buzz sawed and reduced the crisps to irregular fragments. buzz scored adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening's attention can be measured by general excitement. Gewel was buzz scored and attracted favourable attention from the coat stand. buzz sessioned adj. The state of being drunk and conducting a group discussion after the performance has ended. Shinece became buzz sessioned and invited the queue to review the evening. buzz tracked adj. Drunk to the extent of supplying the room's missing background noise, with a wavering account of the stairs. Marchell became buzz tracked and provided continuous room tone while negotiating the landing. buzz worded adj. Sharpened by drink into impressive-sounding speech that conveys less than your increasingly uncertain footsteps. Marsheena was buzz worded and described the stairs precisely without locating the next one. buzz-phrased adj. Of a drinker who has replaced useful speech with technical-sounding fragments and lost the thread entirely. Dariah became buzz-phrased, describing the stairs as a cross-functional challenge to nobody in particular. buzz-sawed adj. A drinker who is powerful, noisy, and liable to remove the wrong part of the evening. Takeyla went buzz-sawed through the paper napkins and then apologised to the table. buzz-worded adj. Loosened by drink into fluent technical language, while ordinary words and ordinary coordination go missing. Reegan was buzz-worded and explained the handrail's function at unnecessary length. buzzard baited adj. Drunk by closing time, and lying still enough on the floor to attract concern from above. Shaylie became buzzard baited beside the sofa after attempting the stairs without assistance. buzzard-eagled adj. Still drunk, and attempting an impressive ascent with the balance of something smaller than it looks. Daisy-sue went buzzard-eagled on the staircase, arms spread and confidence undiminished. buzzarded (/ˈbʌzəɹdd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and circling the room with broad, poorly controlled movements. Joey-james was buzzarded, banking round the chairs with both arms extended. buzzardeted adj. Too drunk to keep your feet under you, yet still managing a surprisingly long-legged approach to the stairs. Nichollette was buzzardeted and reached for the handrail several steps before needing it. buzzbaited adj. Sufficiently drunk to disturb every surface nearby while moving forward in an uncertain, rippling course. Arlaina was buzzbaited, troubling the water glass each time she passed the table. buzzcutted adj. Having drunk more than your balance can manage, leaving each movement close, abrupt, and military in appearance. buzzed (/bʌzd/) adj. Having drunk enough to maintain a continuous hum through ordinary conversation. Mirsa was buzzed and contributed a low accompaniment to every discussion.