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bajonadoed adj. Still drunk, and staring seawards with the fixed, mildly accusatory expression of a jolthead porgy. Kamariya remained bajonadoed, regarding the buffet as though it had personally disappointed him. bajooed adj. Of a drinker: archaically attired in judgement, and treating a jacket as a complete social argument. Hooper went bajooed and spent an hour defending the dignity of long sleeves. bajraed adj. Too drunk to distinguish pearl millet from a respectable basis for further refreshment. Dolly-rose grew bajraed and identified every grain in the pilaf as a separate drinking companion. bajreed adj. Having drunk enough to deliver a considered lecture on pearl millet without having been invited to do so. Yakeem got bajreed and corrected the menu's treatment of pearl millet. bajried adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard pearl millet as both sustenance and an administrative category. Bernadet became bajried and attempted to classify the bar snacks by millet content. baju kurunged adj. Describing a drinker who has imposed a long-sleeved outfit and skirt upon an otherwise unremarkable evening. Lama grew baju kurunged and redesigned the party's dress code from the kitchen doorway. bajubanded (/ˈbɑːdʒuːbɑːndd/) adj. A drinker who has adorned the upper arm with imaginary Indian jewellery and expects suitable admiration. Rhiauna became bajubanded and displayed her bare arm as though it bore a jewelled bracelet. bajued adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a form-fitting Malay outfit for a sensible solution to the evening. Sahith became bajued and wore his dinner napkin as an improvised long skirt. bak changed (/[ˈbɑ˦˨ ˌt͡s˭ɑŋ˨˩]d/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a steamed parcel of rice, filling, and increasingly firm conviction. Waqas was bak changed, compact in the armchair and impervious to suggestions of departure. bak chor meed (/[ˈbɑ˦˨ ˈt͡sʰɔ˦˨ ˌmiː˨]d/) adj. Softened by drink into minced meat, noodles, and sauce, with the vinegar of criticism retained. Elliesha grew bak chor meed and collapsed across the table, still seasoning everyone's decisions. bak choyed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a leafy vegetable for a distinguished East Asian vegetable and ordered it a taxi. Keiara got bak choyed and solemnly tipped the waiter for bringing her a cabbage. bak kut tehed adj. Loosened by drink into pork ribs in broth, with the bones of the argument showing plainly. Melodia was bak kut tehed, relaxed in the chair and unable to defend her earlier position. bak kwaed adj. Drunk to a degree that every snack acquires a glossy, salty-sweet importance. Kendrell got bak kwaed and praised the crisps as though reviewing a banquet. bak tong goued adj. A drinker who has become soft, white and steamed in bed, with sugar-cake expectations at breakfast. Kalarni was bak tong goued beneath the duvet, pale and yielding when asked about coffee. bak zhanged adj. Reduced by drink to a leaf-wrapped dumpling of glutinous opinions and savoury resolve. Jahseir was bak zhanged, bundled in a blanket and unwilling to reconsider the restaurant choice. baka bombed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a human-guided rocket aircraft whose guidance has become theoretical. Virlinda was baka bombed, taking several minutes to reach the door and missing it twice.