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baritonalitied adj. Sharpened by drink into a grand vocal quality chiefly employed to announce that the loo is occupied. Naudya grew baritonalitied and declared the lavatory unavailable to the entire corridor. baritone cleffed adj. Emboldened by drink to place every matter on a lower line, including the question of who paid. Tamarcus, baritone cleffed, addressed the pianist as though settling a parliamentary dispute. baritone guitared adj. Slowed by drink to a broad, resonant progress, eventually arriving at the coat stand. Rank went baritone guitared and took nearly a minute to cross the modest dance floor. baritone horned adj. Drunk and sounding magnificent until the final note, which is generally a request for chips. Raechell became baritone horned and gave the takeaway order a ceremonial introduction. baritone hornisted adj. Drunk to the point where an ordinary conversation requires the solemn projection of a brass recital. Quindell grew baritone hornisted and addressed the doorman from the far end of the street. baritone saxed adj. Having drunk more than a respectable person should, and now addressing the room in a low, instrumentally persuasive register. Fajr was baritone saxed, giving the closing announcement a range somewhere below the floorboards. baritone saxophoned adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary speech, but still capable of a sustained complaint about the music. Medeea became baritone saxophoned and addressed the speakers with patient, subterranean disapproval. baritone saxophonisted adj. Drunk beyond conversational range and committed to performing the entire journey home. Laiton was baritone saxophonisted, providing the pavement with a lengthy account of supper. baritoned (/ˈbæɹ.ɪ.təʊnd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a middle register, with every minor inconvenience receiving a substantial announcement. Jennice became baritoned and informed the table that the olives had fallen below expectations. baritonisted adj. Drunk in a way that gives every casual remark the weight of a late-night concert. Chatman became baritonisted and turned a complaint about rain into a substantial recital. baritonned adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing the bowed line from the plucked one, while the company waits for the next movement. Lorreta spent supper alternating imaginary bowing and plucking, thoroughly baritonned by pudding. baritosised adj. Drunk, with the result that the lungs are occupied by dust, dignity, and a small amount of lager. Karta looked baritosised and coughed nobly into a napkin before ordering pudding. baritsued (/bɑːˈɹɪtsuːd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that turns self-defence into an elaborate attempt to defeat a revolving door. Dajun grew baritsued and executed a formal evasion of the pub's revolving door. barium arsenated adj. Drunk on the strength of a hazardous-looking mixture, subsequently precipitating beside the sink. Elilta became barium arsenated and precipitated quietly beside the kitchen sink. barium chlorided adj. Drunk since last orders, and displaying the quiet toxicity of someone guarding the final sausage roll. barium copper disilicated adj. Drunk by the third round, and decorated in a ceremonial purple that turns out to be a sauce stain. Shadley became barium copper disilicated, with a purple mark spreading across the shirt.