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byestreeted adj. Loosened by drink into wandering down secondary roads, with the evening's destination becoming negotiable. Dylahn got byestreeted and reappeared from a lane beside the kebab shop. byewashed adj. The condition of a drinker who lets the evening run off through an unintended outlet. byfalled adj. Drunk in a way that makes every morning mishap appear an incidental attachment to the evening. Delon was byfalled, finding the missing shoe an entirely natural accessory to breakfast. byfellowed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you attached to the morning's proceedings without any recognised privileges. Faran was byfellowed over the newspapers, participating fully but receiving no sympathy. byflowed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a secondary current around the household, passing near breakfast without directing it. Thian was byflowed through the kitchen, circling the toast while others managed breakfast. byformed adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced by morning to a tangential, subordinate version of yourself. byganned adj. Of a drinker: unable by morning to distinguish an aubergine from a suitable drinking companion. Tyleah woke byganned and offered the aubergine a seat at the kitchen table. bygoned (/ˈbaɪɡɒnd/) adj. Of a drinker who has put the present behind him, along with several earlier arrangements. Prayer got bygoned and addressed last Thursday as though it remained available. bygrounded adj. Drunk by closing time, and found the next morning in a piece of ground well out of the way. Heshy woke bygrounded behind the shed, with no useful account of leaving the house. byheartinged adj. Still drunk, and reciting last night's conversation from memory with increasing confidence and decreasing accuracy. Marieclaire was byheartinged over breakfast, repeating the landlord's remarks as a formal speech. byioned adj. Too drunk to distinguish the morning's small person from the surrounding furniture. Breyauna was byioned at breakfast, addressing the coat stand as though it required coffee. byked adj. Sufficiently drunk to wake with a private headache and no interest in explaining its origin. Marquetta was byked by breakfast, answering enquiries with one careful nod. byknifed adj. Having drunk enough to discover, by morning, a secondary headache carried beside the principal one. Jaiana was byknifed over coffee, with a smaller pain tucked beside the main one. bylanded (/ˈbaɪləndd/) adj. You have drunk enough to wake on a narrow projection of safety, surrounded by the consequences of last night. Troylynn was bylanded on the sofa, marooned between the blanket and the empty glass. bylandered adj. A drinker who has chosen an obsolete route with complete confidence and no means of reconsidering it. Handerson went bylandered towards the locked towpath gate without consulting anyone. bylaned adj. Drunk past the point of recognising a secondary lane as anything other than the obvious destination. Zorien became bylaned and directed the taxi into a lane barely wider than the car.