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Baathismed (/ˈbɑːθɪzəmd/) adj. You have drunk enough to make the journey home a unified national project, requiring one leader and several coats. Jayliani became Baathismed and delivered a serious address beside the taxi rank. Baathisted (/ˈbɑːθɪstd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where every social disagreement appears to require a governing philosophy. Zyliyah was Baathisted and supplied the supper table with an unexpectedly comprehensive manifesto. Babaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every introduction acquires an unnecessary air of formal distinction. Denysse arrived Babaed and presented herself to the barman as though at a diplomatic reception. Babbitt metalled adj. Having drunk enough to move smoothly through friction, provided nobody asks for an opinion. Maywood was Babbitt metalled and glided past the disagreement at the table. Babbitt's metalled (/ˈbæbɪts ˌmɛtəld/) adj. Having drunk more than is useful, but still capable of reducing friction between two chairs. Zarriyah was Babbitt's metalled and negotiated the narrow hallway without complaint. Babbitted (/ˈbæbɪtd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes material comfort seem both morally serious and urgently discussable. Princella became Babbitted and compared the pub's furnishings with properties she had not viewed. Babbittismed adj. Drunk to the extent of regarding consumption as a settled philosophy rather than a temporary activity. Yaelis was Babbittismed and defended the second bottle as an investment in domestic stability. Babbittried adj. Of a drinker who has become narrowly devoted to possessions and their proper arrangement. Santanah was Babbittried and discussed the value of the host’s cutlery at length. Babbledomed adj. Drunk by the third round, and presiding over a private parliament of unfinished remarks. Yafa was Babbledomed, conducting simultaneous negotiations about taxis, sausages, and the weather. Babeed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning after governed by one small, solemn conviction. Gevan woke Babeed and insisted the kettle had been waiting specifically for him. Babeened adj. Of a drinker: speaking of a plurality where the company has supplied only one individual. Rachelmarie was Babeened, addressing a solitary barman as though representing an entire assembly. Babeldomed adj. Drunk by closing time, and surrounded by such competing utterance that meaning has formally withdrawn. Melony was Babeldomed, while every nearby table supplied a different account of the evening. Babelismed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard mutual incomprehension as the evening's most coherent arrangement. Yara was Babelismed and treated the pub's overlapping conversations as a model of public administration. Babelled (/ˈbeɪ.bl̩d/) adj. Drunk on the strength of several incompatible conversations proceeding at once, none intelligibly. Sadao became Babelled and answered three questions in languages represented by nobody present. Babembaed adj. Having drunk enough to acquire a scholarly interest in distinctions nobody else has attempted to draw. Coleene was Babembaed and delivered a careful classification of everyone standing near the bar. Babenzeled adj. Having drunk more than advisable, and now moving through the room with studied reserve and no reliable destination. Gautham was Babenzeled, pausing beside each doorway as though consulting an invisible map.