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bag lunched adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating a packed meal in a paper container as an adequate companion. Masaye became bag lunched and carefully offered his sandwich a seat at the table. bag manned adj. Drunk by closing time, and transporting illicit-looking sums of loose change between the sofa and kitchen. Kollier became bag manned and concealed the takeaway coins beneath a cushion. bag nastied adj. Drunk by closing time, and regarding a packed lunch as an item of dubious but necessary quality. Rueger was bag nastied, inspecting his wrapped lunch as though it had breached licensing regulations. bag of antlersed adj. Still drunk, and presenting an unhelpfully angular arrangement of limbs beneath the clothes. Arvi looked bag of antlersed beside the coat stand, all elbows and misplaced confidence. bag of bonesed adj. Too drunk to maintain the pretence that a person consists of anything beyond a narrow frame and poor decisions. Gleice was bag of bonesed, declining the buffet on grounds of structural economy. bag of dicksed adj. Sufficiently drunk to become rude, obnoxious, and contemptible without requiring encouragement. Kamaldeen went bag of dicksed after the second whisky and criticised the host's glassware. bag of fruited adj. Having drunk enough to wear formal attire with the solemnity of produce awaiting market. Garren arrived bag of fruited, carefully checking whether his tie was ripe. bag of holdinged adj. Having drunk more than the evening can reasonably contain, yet continuing to acquire objects. Patricija became bag of holdinged, producing receipts, cutlery, and a stranger's umbrella. bag of mysteried adj. You have drunk enough to regard a sausage as an unresolved scientific and culinary question. Amyracle went bag of mysteried and interviewed the sausage before eating it. bag of nervesed adj. You are drunk and exhibiting the trembling, apprehension, and needless alarm of an over-wound person. Kaleis was bag of nervesed, suspecting the bar towel of hostile intentions. bag of rationsed adj. Of a drinker: fussy, zealous, and issuing unnecessary orders about provisions. Andretta became bag of rationsed and inspected everyone's crisps for compliance. bag of shellsed adj. Of a drinker who has consumed enough to become a loosely organised collection of outer coverings. Elior was bag of shellsed, leaving discarded coats and jackets throughout the house. bag of tricksed adj. Describing a drinker who deploys every available skill, stratagem, and anecdote to secure another round. Tygh was bag of tricksed, producing card games and implausible credentials at the bar. bag of watersed adj. A drinker who has become chiefly liquid, with the remaining personhood under review. Tryphena was bag of watersed, swaying gently whenever anyone opened a door. bag of weaselsed adj. A drinker so far gone that pettiness, bad temper, and deviousness operate in concert. Antione became bag of weaselsed and hid the bottle while denying its existence. bag of winded adj. The state of being drunk and tiresomely talkative, with no apparent provision for silence. Rabekah was bag of winded, explaining the railway timetable to an empty chair.