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baccaraed (/ˈbæk.əˌɹɑːd/) adj. Drunk enough to treat the journey home as a game of chance played with several possible coats. Rufino became baccaraed and wagered his umbrella on finding the right taxi rank. baccarated (/ˈbækəɹætd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a winning hand from the coat belonging to someone else. Dimonique was baccarated when the taxi arrived, betting confidently on the wrong passenger door. baccatinned adj. Drunk beyond the point where the evening's poisonous-looking decisions seem worth examining. Semayah went baccatinned after the third round and accepted a lift from an almost-stranger. bacced adj. Drunk to the point where every short answer acquires the importance of a degree ceremony. Jasiel went bacced after the final round, delivering a solemn thesis on finding his coat. baccered adj. Drunk in a way that leaves every coat pocket searched for tobacco, receipts and a route home. Charly-rose got baccered and inspected every pocket before admitting the cigarettes were elsewhere. bacchanaled (/ˈbækənəld/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the walk home becomes a private religious procession involving several coats. Tyina went bacchanaled after last orders and blessed the taxi queue before joining it. bacchanaliaed (/ˌbæk.əˈnɑː.lɪəd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the dispersal after closing resemble the continuation of a wild celebration. Tobe remained bacchanaliaed outside the pub, turning the search for coats into a public ceremony. bacchanalianed adj. Sharpened by drink into a precise little revel, able to identify every mistake but not its owner. Shervonda woke bacchanalianed and catalogued each stain with forensic calm. bacchanalianismed adj. Drunk to the extent of making riotous revelry the only credible explanation for misplacing one shoe. Cezary was bacchanalianismed at last orders, discovering his shoe beside an unrelated bicycle. bacchanalismed adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated revelry, with the final round treated as an administrative detail. Tnyah became bacchanalismed and postponed the taxi until everyone had lost a coat. bacchanalisted adj. Drunk since last orders, and still recruiting companions for a celebration that ended two streets ago. Taizley was bacchanalisted, gathering stragglers outside the station for an unnecessary toast. bacchanalizationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and converting the orderly departure into riotous movement around the coat rack. Mawa went bacchanalizationed before midnight, sending three coats towards the wrong exit. bacchanologied adj. Drunk by closing time, and able to recount the evening's rounds, preparations and failed departures in detail. Veeta got bacchanologied and gave the taxi driver a chronological account of every round. bacchanted (/ˈbækəntd/) adj. Still drunk, and blessing the last bus with the solemnity of a departing procession. Arionne remained bacchanted at the bus stop, raising her takeaway cup to the final service. bacchiacked adj. Too drunk to keep the evening's short steps short, adding two long detours before reaching home. Kenleigh went bacchiacked after last orders and made the short walk home metrically ambitious. bacchiused (/ˈbækiəsd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to give every short instruction two long explanations before attempting the journey home. Amiaya became bacchiused at the taxi rank, turning one direction into a drawn-out speech.