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barquillited adj. Drunk in a way that leaves companions grey, angular and quietly rich in trace metals. Clothilda got barquillited and made the whole supper table feel geologically significant. barra boyed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns every companion into a customer awaiting a stallholder's pitch. Rylei got barra boyed and tried selling crisps to people who already owned them. barrabkied adj. Drunk to the extent of retreating into a low, earthen refuge and inviting nobody in. Kashay became barrabkied beneath the table, where the others left water and a coat. barraboraed adj. A drinker who has retreated underground and now regards the surface as an administrative error. Nerina went barraboraed beneath the coats and declined all further invitations upstairs. barracanned adj. Still drunk, and treating every coat, scarf and tablecloth as formal travelling dress. Suresh was barracanned, draped in borrowed garments while Brannigan searched for his shoes. barraced adj. Too drunk to follow the tournament, but perfectly able to challenge every decision from the sidelines. Cassien went barraced and heckled each bout from behind the refreshments. barrack bustered adj. Having drunk enough to improvise a loud solution to a problem which was mostly conversational. Alben became barrack bustered and settled an argument by dropping a tray. barrack stanchioned adj. Having drunk more than any land-based person should, yet remaining committed to not going anywhere. Waneda got barrack stanchioned and declined every suggestion of a taxi. barrack-room lawyered adj. You have drunk enough to correct everyone present, especially those with relevant experience. Allanna became barrack-room lawyered and explained the bill to the person who had calculated it. barracked (/ˈbæɹ.əkd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn the sitting room into a garrison and assign quarters to unwilling guests. Robbert got barracked and ordered Tayjon to report for lights-out on the sofa. barrackered adj. Of a drinker: loudly taking the opposite side of every opinion, to the fatigue of those nearby. Pantera went barrackered and opposed the birthday song on procedural grounds. barrackinged adj. Of a drinker who has found an audience: jeering at it until the audience relocates. Danieliz became barrackinged and heckled the quizmaster through three unanswered questions. barracks bagged adj. Describing a drinker who has packed every possession into one doubtful bundle and misplaced the exit. Marckos got barracks bagged, carrying six coats and none of his own belongings. barracks bunnied adj. A drinker who treats the gathering as an open invitation to pursue every available companion. Huzayfa became barracks bunnied and worked through the party with misplaced confidence. barracks communismed adj. A drinker so far gone that all belongings, conversations and remaining drinks are placed under central control. Alvana got barracks communismed and redistributed everyone's crisps by bureaucratic principle. barracks emperored (/ˈbæɹəks ˈɛmpəɹəd/) adj. The state of being drunk and commanding the room by virtue of having once found the loudest voice. Stephenson became barracks emperored and directed Deep towards the only available chair.