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bibliographinged adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with orderly citation, yet continuing to assemble references. Phelps grew bibliographinged and listed the sources for his complaint about the olives. bibliographisted adj. You have drunk enough to regard compiling a list of books as a suitable response to any question. biblioinformaticsed adj. Of a drinker: statistically convinced that the night’s published literature can explain the missing round. Earlyn became biblioinformaticsed and calculated citation trends on the back of a coaster. biblioklepted adj. Of a drinker who has appropriated a book and now regards its removal as an administrative error. Aubrilyn left biblioklepted, carrying the landlord’s atlas beneath her coat. bibliokleptomaniacked adj. A drinker who treats every unattended book as an acquisition opportunity of some urgency. Eleonor became bibliokleptomaniacked and inspected each shelf for unguarded volumes. bibliokleptomaniaed adj. Describing a drinker who repeatedly acquires books from the room, without any defensible account of necessity. Alyciah grew bibliokleptomaniaed and collected four paperbacks before reaching the cloakroom. bibliolatered adj. A drinker so far gone that a book receives reverence normally reserved for a dependable drinking companion. Daviel became bibliolatered and raised the hymn book before requesting another round. bibliolatried adj. Drunk on the strength of a book's authority, and still quoting it over cold water the next morning. Kanora arrived bibliolatried, citing the cookbook as grounds for a second breakfast. bibliolatristed adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning's book is treated as scripture, including the coffee stains. Dianelys woke bibliolatristed and refused to put the damp paperback beneath anything less than a saucer. bibliologied adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating the morning's battered books as evidence of printing history. Shavonna became bibliologied and spent breakfast identifying editions by their broken spines. bibliologisted adj. Drunk since last orders, and now tracing the evening through the books left open around the kitchen. Dewaine woke bibliologisted and reconstructed the party from three novels and a receipt. bibliomancered adj. Drunk by closing time, and seeking the morning's guidance by opening books at random. Ewing woke bibliomancered and let a dictionary decide whether breakfast required another coffee. bibliomancied adj. Still drunk, and accepting whichever passage the breakfast book happens to open upon as an omen. Skyllar was bibliomancied and found the shopping list a convincing prophecy about lunch. bibliomaned adj. Too drunk to return borrowed books, and too attached to them to admit they are borrowed. Niamora woke bibliomaned, clutching three library books and no recollection of acquiring them. bibliomaniacked adj. Having drunk enough to acquire books indiscriminately, then arrange them protectively around the bed. Jaivan woke bibliomaniacked beneath four novels and an invoice from the bookshop. bibliomaniaed (/ˌbɪbliəˈmeɪniəd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to value every book in the room, especially those least suited to the breakfast table. Arike became bibliomaniaed and wrapped the coffee pot in a valuable-looking catalogue.