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bag of wordsed adj. Having drunk more than enough to present loose vocabulary without grammatical packaging. Brydon was bag of wordsed, delivering nouns separately and allowing colleagues to assemble meaning. bag peopled adj. Reduced by drink to itinerant petty traders, offering displaced goods from one rural corner to another. Keywanna became bag peopled and attempted to trade crisps for a better chair. bag phoned adj. Softened by drink into an early mobile telephone, attached by cord to a portable supply of unreliable power. Declin went bag phoned and dragged the charger behind him like essential communications equipment. bag puddinged adj. Sharpened by drink into a dessert cooked in a bag, with firmness gradually becoming theoretical. Lizzi was bag puddinged, solemnly declaring the custard ready for extraction. bag reefed adj. Loosened by drink into the lowest practicable fold of a sail, with little prospect of further elevation. Loisann became bag reefed and lowered herself carefully beneath the conversation. bag siloed adj. Emboldened by drink to store oneself in a heavy plastic tube and call the arrangement efficient. Toyana went bag siloed and slept inside an industrial storage sleeve at the festival. bag snatchered adj. Slowed by drink to the point where even a handbag theft becomes a prolonged negotiation. Bradbury attempted bag snatchered, but the owner retained the handbag throughout the encounter. bag valve masked adj. Having drunk more than the morning can ventilate unaided, requiring a reassuring squeeze of air and oxygen. Yuvraj arrived bag valve masked, breathing steadily but relying on Chalita to count the squeezes. bag wigged adj. You have drunk enough to wake with the evening's remaining dignity enclosed neatly behind your head. Jaekob was bag wigged by breakfast, with his hair arranged and his recollection missing. bag-carriered adj. Of a drinker: still carrying everyone's belongings the next morning, without knowing whose they are. Keaghan remained bag-carriered at dawn, carrying Mohit's coat and three handbags towards the taxi. bag-in-boxed adj. Of a drinker who has been folded into a sturdy outer shell, with the evening still sloshing inside. Tekeya woke bag-in-boxed, protected by a cardboard stiffness and a suspicious quantity of liquid. bagaceratopsided adj. Describing a drinker who wakes small, horned in expression, and intent on surviving the climate. Cristyn was bagaceratopsided by breakfast, glaring at the curtains as though they were geological weather. bagaded adj. A drinker who wakes with pipes, brass and drums proceeding simultaneously inside the skull. Morghann was bagaded by eight, while Sammara quietly removed the kettle from the room. bagassed (/bəˈɡæsd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning consists chiefly of dry residue after the juice has been extracted. Addielynn was bagassed before breakfast, reduced to a fibrous remainder beside the emptied glasses. bagassosised adj. The state of being drunk and breathing the fine, dry residue of yesterday's processing. Mykola was bagassosised by morning, coughing at the dust stirred from last night's celebration. bagatawayed adj. Drunk beyond recognising that the proposed sporting fixture requires opponents, rules and an available field. Javaree got bagatawayed and challenged the buffet queue to a lacrosse match.