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bakkraed adj. Drunk, with the result that every old grievance is treated as a matter for the barmaid. Laena went bakkraed and demanded the barmaid adjudicate a quarrel from 1998. bakkwaed (/[ˈbɑ(ʔ)˦˨ kwɑ̃˦]d/) adj. Drunk to the extent of chewing each mouthful twice before trusting it. Kiayra became bakkwaed and took ten minutes to finish a strip of dried meat. baklaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a confidence that requires no explanation and offers several. Maceson went baklaed and delivered a full account of his evening to the fruit machine. baklavaed (/ˈbæk.lə.vəd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and beginning to shed coherent layers in public. Lillie-mai was baklavaed, with pastry crumbs and increasingly loose theories on her jumper. baklawaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and sweetly incapable of keeping the evening's pieces together. Feige was baklawaed, collecting loose conversation from every corner of the pub. baklawahed adj. Still drunk, and assembled in soft, sticky layers rather than as a single reliable proposition. Arla-mae remained baklawahed, leaning gently into the cushions after everyone else had gone. bakmied adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every long, tangled conversation as a nourishing dish. Verlan was bakmied and stretched a simple question into a full bowl of anecdotes. bakoulaed adj. Having drunk enough to regard a hot, peppery salad as sound late-night provisioning. Maclane went bakoulaed and ordered greens with the confidence of a seasoned restaurateur. bakraed adj. The condition of a drinker who has turned white at the sight of the washing-up. Bloom was bakraed when the sink appeared to contain more glasses than the evening. baksanited adj. Having drunk more than the grey mineral would suggest, and become dense, angular, and difficult to shift. Angleo got baksanited and developed a metallic certainty about the jukebox. baksaried adj. You have drunk enough to stand watch over the optics with a weaponised sense of duty. Yogesh went baksaried and guarded the optics from anyone ordering a soft drink. bakshalued adj. Describing a drinker who has turned a modest sweet into the declared solution to the evening. Arlynne went bakshalued and insisted the flatbread would restore civil order. baksheed adj. Sharpened by drink into finding a tip-worthy service in every movement of the bar. Kensen got baksheed and tipped the barman for turning round. baksheeshed (/bækˈʃiːʃd/) adj. Still drunk, and treating every minor courtesy as a transaction requiring a discreet gratuity. Matai, thoroughly baksheeshed, offered the coat-check girl a coin for remembering his name. bakshished adj. Too drunk to distinguish a customary tip from the decisive payment of state affairs. Adrew grew bakshished and tried to settle the family argument with a note and a solemn nod. baksoed adj. Of a drinker: rounded by drink, hot in the middle, and best approached with a spoon. Jerusalem was baksoed by midnight, warm, round, and incapable of locating his coat.