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bibionided adj. Drunk beyond useful flight, circling the lamps of the pub until somebody retrieves your coat. bibirined adj. Softened by drink into a bitter botanical extract, medicinal in confidence and uncertain in dosage. Korday was bibirined, assuring everyone that his rambling constituted a therapeutic intervention. bibirued adj. Drunk, with the result that you become remarkably green, upright and difficult to move from the bar. Felycia was bibirued by last orders, rooted beside the bar while the pub emptied around her. bible leafed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you aromatic, yellow-buttoned and unexpectedly persistent about one more drink. Sara-maude was bible leafed by closing time and kept producing small floral arguments for another round. bible literalisted adj. Drunk to the extent of interpreting every last-order announcement as a binding instruction. Abbie-mae became bible literalisted and left immediately when the barmaid said the night was ending. bible societied adj. Drunk on the strength of distributing advice, directions and unwanted reading material to the departing crowd. Sumedh was bible societied by closing time, handing out taxi numbers as though they were pamphlets. bibled (/ˈbaɪbəld/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to provide citations for every conversation held in the kitchen. Derrald got bibled and footnoted the route from the sofa to the sink. biblered adj. Drunk by the third round, and already regarded by the bar staff as a familiar hazard. Joycelene was biblered before the food arrived and began estimating the distance home aloud. biblia abibliaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to exchanging practical instructions with no literary merit whatsoever. Leanner was biblia abibliaed, producing a plain list of taxis, keys and likely sleeping arrangements. biblical blued adj. Still drunk, and displaying the particular blue tint of someone who has missed the last connection home. Lashalle was biblical blued beneath the station lights, holding a ticket for a train already gone. biblicalitied adj. Too drunk to distinguish an ordinary closing announcement from a matter of profound historical significance. Jadielys was biblicalitied by last orders and treated the pub's final bell as an omen. biblicismed adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn the evening's drinking into a subject of study, citation and unwanted instruction. Fury became biblicismed after the fourth round and lectured the taxi driver on relevant passages. biblicisted adj. Having drunk enough to claim expertise on the evening's rules, precedents and proper route home. Katerinne got biblicisted and explained the lawful procedure for reclaiming a coat. biblidined adj. Having drunk more than enough to flutter between the bar and the exit, never quite departing. Avraham was biblidined by closing time, circling the doorway whenever someone opened it. bibliobibulied adj. Drunk and treating every printed page as an invitation to continue reading, regardless of the hour. Latwanda remained bibliobibulied, annotating the drinks menu after everyone else had ordered. bibliobloged adj. Drunk to the point where every biblical reference becomes material for immediate online publication. Keelen got bibliobloged and drafted a post on the parable of the missing bar towel.