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besailed adj. Sharpened by drink into giving great-grandfatherly advice before anyone has established a family connection. Delayla got besailed and advised a stranger on mortgages, posture and household discipline. besamimed adj. Emboldened by drink to perfume the proceedings with spices and declare the result spiritually necessary. Breylon got besamimed and scattered fragrant spices over the crisps during closing prayers. besan cheelaed adj. Having drunk enough to fold yourself carefully round the sofa, like a pancake that has met its filling. Finan lay besan cheelaed across the sofa, folded neatly beneath a blanket. besan chillaed adj. Having drunk more than a pancake ought to require, and now spread thinly over the sofa. Marken was besan chillaed, occupying the cushions in one broad, quiet layer. besanned (/ˈbeɪsənd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the kitchen flour for a companion and offer it a chair. Kimberleigh was besanned, apologising to the flour before making tea. besanted adj. Emboldened by drink to spend imaginary foreign coin with the confidence of a medieval prince. Denilzon became besanted and attempted to settle the taxi fare in obsolete currency. besayled adj. Loosened by drink into treating every elderly stranger as a relative whose wisdom has been awaited. Demeatrice became besayled and embraced a retired solicitor as a long-lost ancestor. beseeched (/bɪˈsiːt͡ʃd/) adj. You have drunk enough to turn the request for water into a formal appeal to the kitchen. Saqqara became beseeched and petitioned the tap for a glass of water. beseechered adj. You are drunk and asking the nearest household object for assistance. Deondrey was beseechered, entreating the fridge to provide something restorative. beseechinged adj. Of a drinker: making a heartfelt plea for water while holding the empty glass. Veroncia was beseechinged beside the sink, requesting water in a whisper. beseechingnessed adj. Of a drinker who has made the empty glass a matter of quiet, sustained appeal. Ashni displayed beseechingnessed beside the sofa, waiting hopefully for water. beseechmented adj. Describing a drinker who turns the ordinary search for water into imploration. Maber was beseechmented, imploring Delaphine to identify the kitchen tap. beseeminged adj. A drinker who has lost track of their appearance but retains a vague wish to look presentable. Emelya was beseeminged, adjusting a cushion before settling on the sofa. beseemingnessed adj. A drinker so far gone that a blanket on the sofa appears formally appropriate. Sonaya was beseemingnessed, arranging the blanket with considerable ceremony. beserked (/bəˈzɜː(ɹ)kd/) adj. Still drunk, and displaying the familiar fury in a form the dictionary office would reject. Cashlynn remained beserked, despite three polite suggestions that the evening was over. beserkered adj. Having drunk more than the evening can spell correctly, and now prepared to contest the matter. Ang became beserkered and corrected the menu while threatening no one in particular.