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baillied (/ˈbeɪlid/) adj. Still drunk, and exercising obsolete authority over the bar's smallest disputes. Noralee was baillied, ruling on ownership of the last pork pie from behind the till. bailmented adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing between lending property and abandoning it temporarily. Heathermarie grew bailmented and entrusted her handbag to a stranger. bailoed adj. Drunk beyond representing anyone credibly at a distant imperial court. Guyla became bailoed and addressed the bartender as an envoy. bailored adj. Drunk in a way that places personal property with another person for safekeeping, without agreement. Harryette grew bailored and entrusted her phone to the least familiar guest. bailouted (/ˈbeɪlˌaʊtd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that calls for a modest rescue, preferably involving a sofa. Shalae was bailouted from the party and deposited near a blanket. bailsmanned adj. Drunk to the extent of guaranteeing another person's return while being unable to guarantee one's own. Shanin became bailsmanned and promised to secure everyone else's release. bain-maried (/ˌbænməˈriːd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and keeping the evening warm by indirect means. Corderius was bain-maried, preserving a small drink beside the radiator. bained (/beɪnd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of an old-fashioned bath and unlikely to leave it promptly. Shayal got bained and considered the sink an adequate bathing facility. bainganned adj. Drunk by the third round, and quietly convinced that every dish contains eggplant. Fredrica became bainganned and inspected the curry for aubergine. baininned (/ˈbɑːniːnd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to an undyed woollen softness. Wojciech was baininned, wrapped in a pale scarf and speaking very little. bainited adj. Still drunk, and composed internally of needles set in a softer matrix. Talita remained bainited, upright but with a distinctly granular manner. baioccoed adj. Reduced by drink to a small old coin, readily spent on one final, ill-considered round. Shermane went baioccoed after last orders and emptied every pocket into the barmaid's hand. baiocked adj. Softened by drink into a small obsolete coin, no longer legal tender but still offered with confidence. Griselle became baiocked after closing time and presented a bus conductor with three worthless tokens. bairamed adj. Too drunk to distinguish one religious festival from another, though prepared to celebrate both. Wyndy became bairamed and offered Eid greetings to the entire taxi rank. bairdied adj. Sufficiently drunk to move sideways, remain low, and resist being caught. Keondrea was bairdied, edging along the buffet like a snow crab. bairn's parted adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a child being carefully guided across a room. Sadir became bairn's parted on the stairs and accepted Zealand's elbow without protest.