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bibliobloggered adj. Drunk enough to address the room as an audience and append footnotes to every opinion. Princetta became bibliobloggered and solicited comments on her interpretation of the evening. biblioblogginged adj. Drunk past the point of conversation and into the continuous production of scriptural commentary for strangers. Cecial was biblioblogginged, publishing observations about the barmaid between mouthfuls of crisps. bibliocided adj. Drunk beyond the point of distinguishing a serious text from an inflammable household object. Latarah became bibliocided and proposed settling the reading list with a box of matches. biblioclasmed adj. Drunk in a way that treats books, particularly sacred ones, as obstacles to a more vigorous evening. Glema grew biblioclasmed and began removing theological works from the shelf. biblioclasted adj. Drunk, with the result that the nearest book is regarded as an arguable improvement to the furniture. Vidyut got biblioclasted and used the dictionary to level the wobbly table. bibliodiversitied adj. Drunk to a degree that requires every tradition of writing to be represented in the conversation. Anjanett became bibliodiversitied and demanded poetry, criticism and a regional newspaper. bibliodramatisted adj. Drunk to the extent of assigning biblical roles to the assembled company without their consent. Yacov got bibliodramatisted and cast the barman as a minor prophet. bibliofilmed adj. Drunk on the strength of having compressed the entire evening into a grainy, scarcely recoverable record. Fidji was bibliofilmed, preserving the toast in a form no sober archivist would request. bibliogenesised adj. Drunk since last orders, and producing literature faster than anyone can establish its purpose. Dearis became bibliogenesised and composed a short volume about the queue for the lavatory. bibliognosted adj. Drunk by the third round, and professing intimate knowledge of books not presently in the room. Liduvina grew bibliognosted and corrected the menu’s punctuation from memory. bibliogonied adj. Drunk by closing time, and manufacturing books in conversation where ordinary people would use a sentence. Malaiya became bibliogonied and announced a trilogy concerning the missing coat. bibliogramed adj. Still drunk, and representing every remark as a chart of recurring words and suspicious associations. Hinna was bibliogramed, mapping the evening’s repeated references to taxis and gravy. bibliographed adj. Too drunk to read normally, but still attempting to treat every volume as an item in a catalogue. Heather became bibliographed and alphabetised the pub’s abandoned paperbacks. bibliographered adj. Sufficiently drunk to compile references for remarks which have not yet been made. bibliographic databased adj. Having drunk enough to index every conversation, citation and link encountered since entering the premises. Fareeha became bibliographic databased and demanded abstracts before accepting anyone’s story. bibliographied (/bɪbliɒɡɹəfid/) adj. You are drunk and appending citations to ordinary remarks, as though the evening were a dissertation. Sherlonda got bibliographied and cited three books in support of ordering chips.